A Growing Threat to Homeownership: How Heirloom Ownership Undermines Affordable Housing

A 2021 NPR Podcast Segment painted a picture of the American Dream turned nightmare: A Louisiana family faced the loss of their five-generation home that had been owned by the family’s formerly enslaved great-great-grandfather, Jacob Loud. That segment from four years ago is still relevant. And the Loud family’s story sheds new light on a […]

From transactional to strategic: why real estate agents must embrace data and the rental market is their moment

In a housing market that has quietly entered a prolonged freeze, real estate professionals are facing a shift. Home ownership is no longer the dominant driver of customer movements. The rental side of the business increasingly offers opportunities, relevance and recurring involvement. Agents who embrace this change and become data-driven advisors can gain a real […]

‘A thunderclap that unpacks UMH CEO Sam Landy’s statements defines the benchmark for failure’ in ROAD to Housing Act

UMH CEO Sam Landy should be thanked for sharing via HousingWire his recent op-ed, which puts together a perhaps subtle call for the Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI) to do what the Manufactured Housing Association for Regulatory Reform (MHARR) called for amendment of the ROAD to Housing Act 2025. Think carefully about what Landy said and […]