To view this email as a web page, go to the following address: https://info.dominionfinancialservices.com/index.php/email/emailWebview?mkt_tok=MDA0LUVNRC04MTEAAAGg4wTRfCbnbjmxYd1SgCMXcb4gEV5miUWBy6VTBkOzXyXXNZ-dZpbC7Qwx8EJhQbTPuWTvYc8mBEOaWvy6xXxdf_guyKisY-G03NRf In this monthly update, we'll keep you informed about market insights, share exciting Dominion Financial news, and give you a heads-up on upcoming events. Your success in real estate investing is our priority, and we're grateful to be your trusted partner on this journey. Market Insights What the “21st Century Road to Housing Act” Could Mean for Real Estate Investors The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is a major bipartisan housing bill aimed at improving affordability by increasing housing supply and limiting large institutional investors’ role in the single-family market. It would restrict investors owning 350+ homes from buying more on the open market, while still allowing build-to-rent and major rehab projects, though those properties may need to be sold after a set period. For real estate investors, the biggest impact could be on exit strategies and market dynamics. Large portfolio sales may become more difficult, potentially affecting mid-sized investors the most, while institutional capital may shift toward new construction instead. The bill has strong bipartisan support and could reshape the single-family rental landscape, but it is still moving through Congress and final details may change. ${sec2-col1-btn-text} Mini Breakdown| Road to Housing Act This episode explores the latest developments in real estate legislation, focusing on the bipartisan 'Road to Housing' bill, and discusses its potential impact on investors and the housing market. Additionally, Craig and Jack delve into the exciting possibilities of AI in business and real estate. ${sec2-col1-btn-text} Housing’s Regional Reversal Is a Supply Story Housing market performance is becoming increasingly regional and supply-driven, not just based on migration trends. Markets that saw a surge in new construction during the pandemic, especially in parts of the Sunbelt, are now dealing with higher inventory and slower price growth. Meanwhile, markets in the Midwest and Northeast that kept supply constrained are holding up better, with tighter inventory helping support pricing and stability even as demand cools. For investors, the key takeaway is that local supply dynamics matter more than national headlines. Understa