Anna's Daybreak News

Good morning news enthusiast! Hold on to your hats because we're about to unleash a whirlwind of information that will leave you buzzing with excitement.

• Homeowners are tapping into their home equity for cash, as mortgage rates have made cash-out refinancing less attractive.


• A couple in Austin is using the money to fix up a rental house, cover Montessori school tuition for their 3 kids, and save for a rainy day.


• 2023 marks a boom in Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOC), as homeowners take out loans against their home's rising value.


• This is the perfect time to unlock real estate wealth and become a true blue homeowner-turned-venture capitalist!
Source: Read More

• McKinsey Report Weighs Impact of Post-Pandemic Employment Trends on Commercial Real Estate


• Office attendance is still 30% below pre-pandemic levels


• Occupancy and rents have been on a downward trend since the pandemic began


• McKinsey report suggests potential losses of $800 billion in office values over the next 10 years


• Remote working: an Antonym for Investment Opportunities?
Source: Read More

• Donald Trump has the most money and support among Republicans vying for the White House, while former President Joe Biden raised about a million dollars a day in the second quarter.


• Saturday's campaign finance disclosures cover contributions and expenditures from April through the end of June, including donor names.


• Donald Trump's joint fundraising committee says it took in over $35 million from April through June


• The money race is in full swing as both parties bulk up their campaigns and prepare for a long, competitive primary leading up to the presidential election.


• It's starting to look like the big bucks will decide this election — May the richest candidate win!
Source: Read More

• Elon Musk reveals that advertising revenue for Twitter has dropped around 50%


• Twitter still has a "negative cash flow" while the competition between Twitter and Mark Zuckerberg's Threads continues to heat up


• Threads is not hosting any advertisements and paying out content creators with some users suggesting they have received more than $100,000


• Twitter's lawyers are even threatening to sue Thread over alleged misuse - Elon seems intent on taking no prisoners. Who shall win this battle of the nerds?
Source : Read More

Baked with love,

Anna Eisenberg ❤️