When a Tool Becomes a Trap: St. Louis Sues Over “Slow Flip” Home Sales — and What It Means for Every Investor Who Seller-Finances
The City of St. Louis has sued a real estate company over “slow flip” home sales — contract-for-deed deals that put credit-challenged buyers into overpriced, often uninhabitable homes without occupancy permits. Here’s what happened, why the city sued, what Missouri’s Contract for Deed Act actually requires, and how to use seller financing the right way.
What’s Destroying Your Business Funding – A FREE Guide
Get the free guide that reveals what’s silently destroying your business funding approvals — plus a free 1-hour training on landing top-tier bank lines of credit. From funding expert Merrill Chandler, ahead of his MAREI appearance.
Get Your Free Copy of Real Estate Investing: A Beginner’s Guide
Unlock the secrets to real estate investing with our FREE guide. Learn the things you need to direct your focus to get started and succeed faster. Request your free copy today!
The New Missouri Wholesale Disclosure Law: What Passed, What It Means, and What the Industry Is Saying
Missouri SB 973 just passed, creating mandatory disclosure requirements for real estate wholesalers and a 44-day minimum timeline for sale leaseback transactions. Here is what changed, what it means for assignments and double closes, and what the Missouri investor community is already debating. Effective August 28, 2026 once signed by the Governor.
Short Term Rentals and the Changing Rules
Find out what is happening with short term rental licensing in the Kansas City Metro. Book mark this page and check back for updates.
ROAD to Housing Act 2026: What Real Estate Investors With 350+ Single-Family Homes Must Know Now
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act passed the Senate 89–10 and the House 396–13. It’s passed and now law of the land. Do you know what’s in it?