KC investing — unpacked.
Deal breakdowns, market data, and the tactics we're using on our own portfolio in Kansas City.
Your World Cup STR Permit Expired: Airbnb, Mid-Term, or Long-Term Lease in Kansas City?
The temporary World Cup rental permits are dead, and hundreds of Kansas City hosts are now sitting on furnished properties and a decision. Here's the honest three-way comparison — standard STR permit, mid-term rental, or long-term lease — with the real tournament numbers behind it.
Read postThe 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act: What It Means for Kansas City Investors
A new federal law just banned large institutional investors from buying existing single-family homes — but the 350-home threshold means it almost certainly doesn't touch your next Kansas City purchase. Here's what actually changes, and when.
Read postWhat's a Good Cap Rate for a Rental Property in Kansas City?
Cap rate is one of the most misunderstood numbers in real estate investing. Here's the formula, what a good one actually looks like in Kansas City by property class and submarket, and why the highest number on the page isn't always the best deal.
Read postKansas City's World Cup Is Over: What It Means for Real Estate Investors
The World Cup just left Kansas City with six matches, a projected $653M in spending, and a short-term rental boom — here's the honest read on what it means for investors once the crowds go home.
Read postFannie Mae's 5% Down Rule for 2-4 Unit Homes in Kansas City
Fannie Mae just cut the down payment minimum on owner-occupied duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes from 15% to 5% — here's what that actually saves a Kansas City house hacker in real dollars.
Read postMissouri Just Eliminated Capital Gains Tax: What KC Home Sellers Need to Know
Missouri now exempts individuals from state capital gains tax on home sale profits. Here's what KC-metro sellers need to know.
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