Delinquent and foreclosure loans rose by roughly 160,000 in two months, and the number Mike watches most closely is up about 21% from a year ago.

When the builder is selling the same model for $30,000 less, the owner next door may not be able to sell without bringing cash to closing.

A nearly free habit that makes you the best-prepared agent at the listing appointment, and how to start with just five subdivisions.

One North Carolina community went from $158 a month to $2,500, and rising assessments across the country are quietly eroding resale values.

Recorded HOA liens are public before a mortgage foreclosure ever appears, and this article includes a ready-to-use AI prompt for researching them in your county.

The Wall Street Journal recently reported on homeowners who took out low-rate adjustable mortgages and are now facing

The five homeowner groups most likely to need short sale help, and why you should pick just one or two to start.

A $500 first webinar, a signed listing four days later, and what he’ll do even better next time.

No ad budget, just a few conversations with bankruptcy attorneys he already knew.

A professionally designed, editable homeowner presentation is coming to the CSSE library, and you can start planning your first event now.

Running and advertising a homeowner webinar is easier than it sounds. Screen-by-screen training on Facebook ads, AI copy, and Zoom setup is coming soon.

Catch Mike on two panels Tuesday, November 10, and watch for details on a two-hour interactive CSSE workshop.

What agents should never promise a homeowner, and why a 2026 federal tax change makes this more important than ever.

Five things to do this month to turn your training into listings.