Breaking News: Trump’s Executive Order and Real Estate Insights 🚨

In tonight’s episode, we’re diving into two game-changing topics that every real estate enthusiast needs to know:

Segment 1: Trump’s Executive Order for Emergency Housing Price Relief

We’re breaking down President Trump’s latest executive order aimed at tackling the housing crisis. From cutting regulations and opening federal land to lowering household expenses, this policy could reshape the real estate market. Discover the pros and cons for homebuyers and investors and learn how to position yourself to win big in 2025.

Segment 2: A Buyer’s Journey Through the FHA 203(k) Loan Process

Meet a real-life buyer navigating the FHA 203(k) loan—a powerful tool for purchasing and renovating homes. We’ll walk you through their journey, highlighting the challenges, benefits, and strategies for success. If you’ve ever considered buying a fixer-upper, this segment is for you!

💡 Actionable Tips Included!

We’ll also share 10 actionable items to help you prepare for the evolving market, make smart decisions, and thrive in real estate under the new administration.

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Insider tips on buying the best home owners insurance policy for your property. Listen to the end

In this eye-opening discussion, we dive into the impact of the LA fires and the growing insurance crisis with two expert insurance agents. Learn how wildfires are reshaping home insurance policies, what homeowners need to know to stay protected, and insider tips on navigating rising premiums and denied claims. Don't miss this must-watch conversation packed with actionable advice to safeguard your property and finances.

Key topics covered:

How the LA fires are affecting homeowners and insurance companies

Common insurance pitfalls to avoid

Strategies to fireproof your home and policy

Expert advice on getting the coverage you need

Stay informed and protect your biggest investment!

In this episode MG sits down with Abram Mitchell, from Louisiana, started his academic journey at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette (ULL). Learning about wholesale real estate opened a new chapter in his life, leading him to close a deal and subsequently drop out of college. Motivated by his initial success, Abram relocated to Nashville to dive fully into his real estate career. His journey through the industry evolved from fix-and-flips to real estate development. By the age of 26, Abram had impressively completed over 200 real estate transactions in just five years. He is the founder of the Triple M Program (Money Making Mindset), through which he shares his insights and strategies on real estate investing. Abram is driven by the belief that a positive and determined mindset is crucial for success. He has set an ambitious goal to guide 1,000 individuals in closing their first real estate deal, empowering them to achieve their own success in the industry.

Demand continued to outpace supply in the first quarter, with big gains in some midwestern cities and expensive west coast cities 'roaring back.'

Foreclosure Activity Continues to See an Annual Increase

In this Episode MG sits down with his mentee Nancy who shares the good bad and ugly of homeownership

 How to get 250k in business credit with Herman Dolce

A Mississippi woman is searching for answers as legal issues mount regarding her home. Marcia Naylor of Olive Branch was struggling with bills after her husband’s death and signed up with a local company to borrow against her home so she could keep up with her spiraling finances — only to have a local judge label her a squatter and boot her from her own house, WREG News reported.

Mortgage Payment Went From 2500 a Month To 7500 a Month

Home buyers need to be earning more than $150,000 annually to afford a median-priced home in six states across the country, as well as the nation's capital, according to a recent analysis by consumer financial services company Bankrate.

California requires the highest salary, where would-be property owners need to be earning $197,057 per year to buy a typical home, followed by Hawaii ($185,829), Washington, DC ($167,871), Massachusetts ($162,471), Washington state ($156,814), Colorado ($152,229) and New Jersey ($152,186).