In this video, James and Jaden break down the latest U.S. House Flipping Profitability Report (2016–2025) and what it means for real estate investors today.

📊 Key Highlights:

• ROI peaked at 54.2% in 2016 vs. 23% in 2025
• Best markets: Pennsylvania, Louisiana, West Virginia, Virginia, New York
• Top metros: Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Cleveland
• Struggling markets: Texas metros (high competition, thin margins)
• Foreclosure hotspots: Florida (Cape Coral & Lakeland)

They also discuss Rust Belt investing, Sun Belt volatility, BRRRR strategy opportunities, and why buying at the right price matters more than ever in today’s housing market.

If you’re flipping houses, investing in real estate, or looking for the best states to flip in 2026, this breakdown is a must-watch.

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Is Florida real estate headed for another crash in 2026? 🤔

In this video, we break down Ben Mallah’s bold predictions for the 2026 real estate market — with a deep dive into what’s really happening in Florida and commercial real estate right now.

We discuss the growing number of “overpriced dogs” hitting the market — properties bought at peak pandemic prices by out-of-state investors who are now stuck. With rising insurance costs, flood risk, skyrocketing HOA fees, and higher interest rates, some homes — especially condos — have become almost unsellable.

We cover:

• Why Cape Coral and Port Charlotte have been hit hardest
• Why Sarasota is holding up better than other Florida markets
• The condo crisis and how $2,000/month HOA dues are crushing values
• Why “good properties in good areas” are only down around 10%
• How pandemic buyers fueled this correction

On the commercial side, things get even more interesting.

Many multifamily and commercial deals were structured with short-term loans at 3–4% interest. Now those five-year loans are resetting at much higher rates — and the numbers no longer pencil out. With rents softening, insurance doubling or tripling, and property taxes climbing, investors are facing negative cash flow and tough decisions.

We also break down:

• Why banks aren’t rushing to foreclose on commercial properties
• How non-recourse debt lets investors walk away
• Why large firms like Blackstone and Invitation Homes are feeling pressure
• What recapitalization means for the next wave of buyers

Finally, we share our outlook on interest rates and whether a 2008-style housing crash is realistic. With lending standards tighter and foreclosure processes slower than in the past, the setup today looks very different.

If rates fall into the mid-5% range, does that stabilize the market? Or is there more pain ahead?

Watch to get the full breakdown and decide for yourself.

If you’re investing in Florida real estate or commercial property, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments — are we heading toward opportunity or more downside?

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In this reaction video, we break down Arizona House Bill HB2486 and what it could mean for real estate investors, wholesalers, and distressed homeowners.

We react to the proposed bill, explain how it defines equity purchasers, and discuss why rules like the 82% minimum purchase price, restrictions on creative financing, and new wholesaler licensing requirements could drastically change real estate investing in Arizona.

From limiting wholesaling to banning subject-to and seller financing, we share why legislation like HB2486 may reduce seller options, increase foreclosures, and create unintended consequences in the real estate market.

If you’re a real estate investor, wholesaler, agent, or buy-and-hold landlord, this reaction video breaks down what you need to know and why it matters.

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