Patrick Rigney

What if your growing rental portfolio suddenly became unaffordable to manage—just because interest rates jumped by 1% overnight? That’s the uncomfortable scenario many real estate investors faced over the past two years. Since 2022, the Federal Reserve’s rate hikes have sent shockwaves through borrowing costs, forcing many landlords to reassess their strategies. And while some are still […]

In a city like New York, where owning property is not just a milestone but a major financial accomplishment, understanding how to leverage the value of your house can open several financial opportunities. Whether you’re based in Brooklyn, Queens, or Westchester, the equity your property has built is more than just locked-in value; it’s an

Thinking about building in Charleston? You are not alone. Whether you are a seasoned builder or just starting out, the demand for new homes and investment properties in this historic, fast-growing city is hard to ignore. But let’s be honest, building anything from the ground up requires one major thing: financing. And that is where

In recent years, the real estate market has seen a paradigm shift. Traditionally, build-to-rent (BTR) communities were dominated by large institutional investors. However, in 2025, small-to-mid-sized investors are gaining ground, particularly in suburban areas where demand for rental properties is booming. With the shift towards single-family rental communities, also known as horizontal multifamily, private money

A home is more than just a place to live; it’s a financial asset that builds wealth over time and acts as an investment. As of 2022, about 65.8% of American residents own their property.  Once homeowners start to pay down their mortgage and their property’s value increases, they accumulate a value that’s known as

As demand for affordable housing continues to outpace supply, manufactured homes are gaining attention as a viable solution. With property prices soaring and construction costs rising, small investors are increasingly looking to manufactured housing as a way to generate reliable income at a lower initial investment. In areas like Texas, Alabama, and Arizona, the ability

From California’s wildfire zones to Florida’s hurricane paths and Colorado’s flood-prone valleys, climate risk is becoming a central factor in real estate investment. As weather patterns grow more extreme and insurers tighten coverage, developers and investors are adjusting their strategies—and their capital sources. In 2025, private money is playing a crucial role in financing resilient