Jay Papasan is the best selling co-author of “The One Thing” and he shares his thoughts on why multitasking is a myth, why willpower is limited, and how to structure your goals.

The Chrysler Building is set to sell for $150 million despite being purchased in 2008 for $800 million. The real estate bubble is a big reason for why the huge drop in value but another reason is that the ground is owned by a private school called the Cooper Union school in NYC.

Jason Hull is the founder of DoorGrow a Property Management consultancy. He shares his insights on the struggles that PMs and landlords face with growing portfolios.

We also cover stories on NYC vs. Airbnb, a Berlin housing revolution, and a 40% tax deduction on rental property in St. Paul, and

We also discuss recent news coming out of Detroit, Glendale, and the Twin Cities involving “Ban the Box”, relocation fees, and suing the city.

Turns out mortgage lenders have figured out that this data is extremely accurate in predicting the probability that a mortgage borrower will default on their loan.

We’re talking about how to get yourself out of a rut and fired up. You need a big picture, something bigger than money or independence. Tune it to find out more...

This week we’re covering recent news stories including the Rent Relief Act, a record real estate deal in NYC, collaborative living in NYC, and a hidden gem in a commercial property.

We’re talking about an aligator that is an ESA, Rent Control in Oregon, Cats for tenants and other crazy stories.

On 1/5/19 HUD failed to renew 650 rental assistance programs with another 1,050 scheduled to lose funding in the coming weeks.