Most people online are completely misunderstanding the new 2026 tax bill. Tonight, I’m breaking down the REAL changes that actually save homebuyers money — especially if you’re buying in 2024, 2025, or planning to house hack a multifamily or ADU next year.

We’re talking about the only benefits that matter:

• The SALT deduction jumping from $10K to $40K

• PMI becoming deductible again in 2026

• The mortgage interest deduction staying locked in permanently

• The higher standard deduction

• AND the big one for house hackers: bonus depreciation + cost segregation on multifamily and ADU properties

If you're a regular homebuyer, this affects you.

If you’re buying a multifamily or planning to house hack, this is even bigger.

I’ll show you exactly how these tax changes work, how they impact your monthly cash flow, and how to position yourself to buy smarter in 2025–2026.

If you want to learn how to find deals, analyze deals, and use renovation loans the right way, lock in your spot for my 5-Day Rehab Mastery Bootcamp happening January 12th–16th.

Sign up here: www.mgbootcamp.com

This is your window. Don’t wait until the market shifts again.

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My inner circle mentee just closed on a 203k deal I originated:

$360,000 purchase • $127,000 rehab • $700,000 ARV

That’s six figures of equity being created on ONE play.

In this interview, she breaks down exactly how she found it, funded it, survived the rehab process, and used the blueprint she learned inside my mentorship to turn a fixer-upper into a wealth-building machine.

If you're serious about becoming a homeowner, house hacker, or real estate investor… this is your roadmap.

Watch the full breakdown and take notes. This is how real wealth is built.

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Foreclosures are spiking across the country, and today I’m breaking down the Top 20 states getting hit the hardest — with real numbers, real trends, and what this means for homeowners, buyers, and investors.

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How does someone steal 11 homes… legally?

Today I’m breaking down the insane Brooklyn deed-theft case where a “real estate investor” took over distressed homeowners’ properties, transferred the deeds, and pocketed years of rental income — while the original owners were still on the hook for the mortgages.

This is one of the wildest cases in NYC real estate right now, and it exposes a major problem that homeowners, investors, and agents need to understand:

deed theft, short sale scams, fake rescue plans, and predatory “consultants” targeting people in foreclosure.

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Foreclosures are rising across America—and tonight I’m breaking down the Top 20 states with the highest foreclosure rates, the counties you need to watch, and what this actually means for the 2025 housing market. The headlines say “distress is climbing,” but the truth is deeper: inflation, insurance spikes, property taxes, forbearance exits, and higher mortgage rates are putting real pressure on homeowners in specific regions.

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Tonight we’re breaking down one of the biggest debates in housing right now: Assumable vs. Portable Mortgages — and whether the Trump administration’s push to explore portability could finally unlock America’s frozen inventory.

Most homeowners are trapped by their low rates. Over 70% of mortgages in this country are under 4%. That “rate-lock prison” has shut down move-up buying, slowed listings, and strangled inventory. Now, policymakers are floating two major ideas: expanding assumable mortgages and introducing portable mortgages, a feature used in Canada and the U.K. that would let you take your low rate with you to your next home.

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Should you pay off your mortgage early — or invest that extra money instead?

This is one of the biggest wealth questions in real estate and personal finance, and today we’re running the real numbers to find out which one actually wins.

I’ll break down what happens when you take that same $500 a month and either:

💸 Pay down your mortgage faster — saving thousands in interest and becoming debt-free sooner

📈 Invest it in the stock market — earning compound returns that could make you a millionaire by retirement

⚖️ Do both — using a hybrid strategy that balances equity, liquidity, and growth

This isn’t theory — it’s math.

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The 50-Year Mortgage is here — but is it a path to wealth or a lifetime of debt?

In this video, I break down the real math behind the 50-year mortgage and show you exactly how it could either make you a millionaire… or keep you broke forever.

We’ll run the numbers side-by-side:

• 30-Year vs 50-Year mortgage payments
• How much you really save monthly
• What happens if you invest those savings into the stock market
• The shocking truth about how long homeowners actually keep their loans (hint: it’s not 30 years)

This isn’t about politics — it’s about strategy. The 50-year mortgage can be a powerful tool if you know how to use it. But if you don’t, it’s a trap designed to keep you paying interest for life.

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Most people think you need to be a realtor or investor to make big money in real estate — wrong.

In this episode, I sit down with a professional home inspector who’s making six figures inspecting homes. We break down:

• How to get started with little to no experience
• The licenses, tools, and training that actually matter
• How to find clients fast using realtor relationships
• The real income potential (and what it takes to scale)
• Why home inspection is one of the most slept-on careers in real estate

If you want to get in the real estate game without buying property, this is your play.

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Big news in the real estate and mortgage world: Fannie Mae just dropped the minimum 620 credit-score requirement for loans submitted through its Desktop Underwriter® (DU®) system, effective for new case files created on or after November 16, 2025.

This move opens the door for borrowers with thinner credit histories and shifts the focus from a hard number to DU’s overall risk-assessment model. Lenders still must pull credit scores for every borrower, but from now on DU will use a composite approach rather than a fixed minimum. 

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