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The weekly market update

One email a week that tells you what the market is doing to your business

Mortgage rates, foreclosure numbers, prices and rents, and the economy in plain English — sourced, dated, and written for owners rather than traders.

Decadescombined operating experience
Four practicesretail · real estate · foreclosure · setup
Southern Californiaheadquartered in Northridge, CA
Freeinitial consultation

What you get

Five sections, no filler

  • Mortgage rates and what they mean — 30-year and 15-year moves, plus who they help and who they hurt this week.
  • Foreclosure numbers — filings and starts, and the homeowner options that actually apply right now.
  • The economy, in plain English — inflation, jobs, and what the Fed is signaling, without the jargon.
  • Retail and real-estate signals — traffic, rent trends, and lending conditions small operators should watch.
  • One action for the week — a single, specific move to make or question to ask.

Who it's for

Written for owners and investors

If you have to make a decision about property, a lease, or capital this year, this is for you.

Retail & small-business owners

Lease renewals, lending, consumer demand, and what the cost of money does to your plans.

Landlords & property owners

Rates on refinancing, rent trends, and the regulatory picture in California.

Homeowners in trouble

Foreclosure counts, timelines, and the free resources that open at each stage.

Founders & buyers

Startup costs, SBA and lending conditions, and how to price a deal in this rate environment.

Questions

Before you subscribe

How often is it sent?

Once a week, Monday morning. If there's nothing material to report, we say so rather than padding it.

Where do the numbers come from?

Primary sources only — Freddie Mac's weekly survey, ATTOM foreclosure data, the California Association of Realtors, and federal releases. Every figure is dated and attributed.

Will you sell my email?

No. One-click unsubscribe in every email, and your address never leaves the mailing list.

Is this financial advice?

No. It's market information and our reading of it, for general informational purposes.

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