It is usually uneventful when a single insider buys stock. However, When quite a few insiders buy shares, as it happened in Highwoods Properties, Inc.’s (NYSE:HIW) case, it’s fantastic news for shareholders.

Although we don’t think shareholders should simply follow insider transactions, we would consider it foolish to ignore insider transactions altogether.

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Highwoods Properties Insider Transactions Over The Last Year

Over the last year, we can see that the biggest insider purchase was by Independent Chairman of the Board Carlos Evans for US$337k worth of shares, at about US$33.70 per share. Although we like to see insider buying, we note that this large purchase was at significantly below the recent price of US$45.67. Because the shares were purchased at a lower price, this particular buy doesn’t tell us much about how insiders feel about the current share price.

Happily, we note that in the last year insiders paid US$435k for 13.00k shares. On the other hand they divested 1.26k shares, for US$55k. In total, Highwoods Properties insiders bought more than they sold over the last year. You can see a visual depiction of insider transactions (by companies and individuals) over the last 12 months, below. By clicking on the graph below, you can see the precise details of each insider transaction!

NYSE:HIW Insider Trading Volume August 28th 2021

Highwoods Properties is not the only stock that insiders are buying. For those who like to find winning investments this free list of growing companies with recent insider purchasing, could be just the ticket.

Insider Ownership

I like to look at how many shares insiders own in a company, to help inform my view of how aligned they are with insiders. We usually like to see fairly high levels of insider ownership. Insiders own 1.3% of Highwoods Properties shares, worth about US$64m. This level of insider ownership is good but just short of being particularly stand-out. It certainly does suggest a reasonable degree of alignment.

So What Does This Data Suggest About Highwoods Properties Insiders?

It doesn’t really mean much that no insider has traded Highwoods Properties shares in the last quarter. However, our analysis of transactions over the last year is heartening. Insiders own shares in Highwoods Properties and we see no evidence to suggest they are worried about the future. So while it’s helpful to know what insiders are doing in terms of buying or selling, it’s also helpful to know the risks that a particular company is facing. To help with this, we’ve discovered 3 warning signs (2 can’t be ignored!) that you ought to be aware of before buying any shares in Highwoods Properties.

Of course, you might find a fantastic investment by looking elsewhere. So take a peek at this free list of interesting companies.

For the purposes of this article, insiders are those individuals who report their transactions to the relevant regulatory body. We currently account for open market transactions and private dispositions, but not derivative transactions.

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IndexIQ ETF Trust – IQ U.S. Real Estate Small Cap ETF (NYSE: ROOF) gained to close at $26.37 Friday after gaining $0.5513 (2.14%) on volume of 3,311 shares. The stock ranged from a high of $26.46 to a low of $26.02 while IndexIQ ETF – IQ U.S. Real Estate Small Cap ETF’s market cap now stands at $55,379,100.

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Today, Invesco Capital Management LLC – Invesco Active U.S. Real Estate ETF Inc’s (NYSE: PSR) stock gained $1.111, accounting for a 1.03% increase. Invesco Capital LLC – Invesco Active U.S. Real Estate ETF opened at $107.97 before trading between $108.87 and $107.97 throughout Friday’s session. The activity saw Invesco Capital LLC – Invesco Active U.S. Real Estate ETF’s market cap rise to $134,708,640 on 2,934 shares -below their 30-day average of 6,876.

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There would be hundreds of thousands, if not millions, more people in the real estate industry if they had the courage to get started. Unfortunately, one of the many reasons for their reluctance to start flipping houses is their limiting belief that they don’t have enough knowledge to succeed in this career. The thing is that this is a part of being a beginner. However, as long as you don’t give up on learning, you’ll eventually get there.

One of the leading investors and mentors in the US real estate business is 32-year-old Ryan Pineda. He’s served in the industry for more than a decade, advancing his career and building knowledge in everything related to flipping houses and managing businesses. Using the lessons he’s learned from his experiences, he has inspired thousands to take action and become successful and renowned in the industry.

Ryan has observed that several limiting beliefs hinder people from getting started or taking their career in real estate to the next level. From his years of experience in the industry, he has encouraged people not to let their false perceptions of what it takes to be successful stop them from reaching greater heights.

When it comes to a lack of knowledge in real estate, it’s actually an easier problem to solve than you think. There are countless experts out there who choose to help others reach the pinnacle of their careers. Just make sure that you get yourself a mentor whose information and advice you can trust.

Among them is Ryan, who has proven from all his achievements and reviews from his previous students that his guidance shows results. His rookie and all-star coaching programs, and social media, rental property, and flipping and wholesaling academies, among others, have helped thousands reach their goals in the real estate business.

Besides his coaching programs and academies, Ryan also does consultations, workshops, and networking events. He even hosts podcasts and makes videos on investments, entrepreneurship, and the right mindsets for success. Many of these can be found on his Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

Another limiting belief people have about real estate is the money you need before you start. Little do people know that regardless of how much you have, you have a shot at success as long as you do things right. In Ryan’s case, he began flipping houses with $10,000 in the bank. Getting his first investment wasn’t easy, but he has now made hundreds of transactions and owns several six-figure businesses.

In fact, Ryan now manages PinedaCapital, Forever Home Realty, Future Flipper, Homerun Offer, Lunar Ecom, TrueBooks, and eight other businesses. He has also released a book on real estate investments called Flip Your Future, which became a best-seller on Amazon.

Ryan continues to flip houses, make investments, and mentor his students. After 10 years, he’s still as dedicated to his profession and as willing to learn from his past experiences. He’s also made it his mission to inspire countless people through his story and knowledge of the industry.

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It is difficult for many people to decide when it is time to sell their homes. You have invested a lot of money in your home and likely have a lot of memories there. None of which is easy to part with. However, there are several signs that indicate it is time for you to sell your home.

Your Family Is Growing

If your family is growing, then your current home may not be the best fit anymore. You likely need more space and bedrooms as people get older and bigger. Your children will also have different needs as they get older, and moving to a neighborhood better suited to those needs would be in your best interest. The one downside could be that you may have to pay more to live in a bigger home or another neighborhood. However, it will benefit you in the long run as everyone has room to feel comfortable.

You Need to Downsize

On the other hand, you may be in the exact opposite situation and need to downsize. Likely if your children have moved out or you find you can’t afford to live in as big of a house as you currently are. Downsizing if possible is a great way to save yourself money.

You Have a Plan for What You Want to Do Next

If you know what you want to do with your life, or are at the very least ready to change things up, selling your home is probably going to be a necessity. Trying to live in a place where you no longer feel like you need to be will be much harder than it’s worth. This may also be a good option if you need some extra money.

The Renovations Are Not Helping Much

Many people renovate their homes because they want to increase the value of the property. The right renovations can help, but you should probably be sure they are the right renovations. If the renovations do not help your home much, then it may be best for you to sell it instead.

A reason to be careful when beginning renovations is the possibility of ending up in this category. You may not be able to recoup the money that you invested after all your renovations. You may find in the end that the home renovations were not worth it.

Deciding when the time is right to sell your home can be difficult. However, if it is time for you to upgrade or downsize, then it is a good idea for you to sell your home. You may also want to sell your home if you have a plan for what you need to do next and it doesn’t include the area you live in. Furthermore, you may want to sell your home if the renovations are not working out.

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IndexIQ ETF Trust – IQ U.S. Real Estate Small Cap ETF (NYSE: ROOF) fell to close at $25.82 Thursday after losing $0.1757 (0.68%) on volume of 5,584 shares. The stock ranged from a high of $26.10 to a low of $25.81 while IndexIQ ETF – IQ U.S. Real Estate Small Cap ETF’s market cap now stands at $54,222,000.

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American homes aren’t just growing dramatically more expensive. They’re also getting older.

The median age of U.S. homes had risen to 39 years as of 2019, according to the latest American Community Survey. For homebuyers frustrated by fierce competition and soaring prices, older homes present a more affordable option. One obvious caveat: Aging structures require more maintenance.

“In many markets, those older homes are more affordable — but they come with an increased need for repairs and maintenance,” says Danielle Samalin, chief executive of Framework Homeownership, a company that coaches first-time homebuyers. “Budgeting for maintenance and repairs is critically important.”

Samalin speaks from experience: She and her family live in a 1799 home in western Massachusetts.

Samalin loves the home’s character, although she acknowledges that owning a home built during the presidency of John Adams isn’t for everyone. “Some people think we’re crazy,” she says.

Why homes are getting older

The aging of the U.S. housing stock is partly a lingering bit of fallout from the Great Recession. Overbuilding was a hallmark of the real estate bubble of 2005. Since then, builders have underbuilt. In contrast to the massive suburbs built in the 20th century, the homes that have gone up in recent years have skewed larger, pricier and less numerous.

The result? There just aren’t a lot of new homes in the U.S. housing market. Fully 65 percent of American homes were built before 1989, according to American Community Survey data.

Homebuyers are adapting to the new reality. According to a recent TD Bank survey of Americans aiming to buy their first home in 2021, fully 71 percent aren’t looking for a dream home. Instead, they’re shopping for a starter home or a fixer-upper.

“This low inventory has been out there as an issue since the financial crisis of 2008,” says Scott Lindner, national sales director at TD Bank Mortgage. “We haven’t really been adding a lot of inventory.”

‘We wanted the soul of the old home’

Samalin’s 3,000-square-foot home has no air conditioning or garage. Electricity hadn’t been harnessed when the house was built in 1799, and some rooms still have no overhead lights.

Despite the inconveniences, Samalin loves the house. “We’re very happy here,” she says.

Samalin tells homebuyers that a number of state and local grants and zero-interest loans are available to owners of older homes. She tapped into Mass Save, an initiative by Massachusetts’ utilities that funds improvements to energy efficiency.

That program is just one of many forms of financial assistance available to homeowners who opt to invest in aging properties. State and local governments also offer home improvement programs and historic preservation loans that carry favorable terms.

“It’s important for folks not to rule out this option,” Samalin says.

While an older home requires more attention than a new place, she says the payoffs are many. Her house was framed with locally harvested timber, and she learned that the home’s original owner was a minister who performed more than 100 weddings in one of the rooms in the home. Such quaint touches appeal to her desire to live in a home with a story, rather than a cookie-cutter tract house.

“We wanted the soul of the old home,” Samalin says.

‘Sometimes it’s like camping’

Dawn McMullan lives in a home near downtown Dallas that was built in 1870. When she and her husband went house shopping 20 years ago, she was charmed by the Victorian home’s distinctive round windows.

“I thought, ‘That house is just calling to me,’ ” McMullan says.

She also loved the vintage woodwork inside the house. The brick chimney in the back adds to the Reconstruction-era ambiance. McMullan knew the home would need a lot of work, and the neighborhood wasn’t great at the time — but those factors helped push the house into her price range.

“It was very reasonably priced for Dallas,” McMullan says. “I just had a feeling that this was a unique area that was only going to come up in value.”

That prediction proved prescient. But maintaining an old house is a constant project.

“We gutted the kitchen, and we’ve reconfigured almost every space in the house by now,” McMullan says. “It’s certainly a money suck in a lot of ways.”

Because the house is in a historic district, many changes require city approval. And even after upgrades, McMullan’s home hasn’t been thoroughly modernized. There’s no garage, for instance.

“There’s still a place in my laundry room where I can see outside,” she says. “Sometimes it’s like camping.”

While mortgages are available for old homes, McMullan says appraisers can struggle to find comparable properties for her place — most homes in the neighborhood are 30 years newer. “It’s such an anomaly of a house,” she says.

In one incentive, McMullan received a property tax break for years, part of a city program to lure buyers to older neighborhoods.

Tips for buying an older house

When you buy an older home or one in need of work, closing is just the beginning of a long process. Some tips for navigating home repairs:

• Pay close attention during the home inspection. TD Bank’s Lindner says this is your first chance to really get to know your home’s hidden flaws. “Buyers don’t always take this seriously,” he says. “Maybe they hang out in the living room while the inspector makes his rounds. You should become attached at the hip. Really look at the inspector as a person to go around with and learn about the property.”

• Beware of cost overruns. It’s an unwritten rule of home renovation: No matter how thorough that cost estimate seems, you’ll discover costly new issues.

• Consider a fixer-upper loan. If you deplete your savings for the down payment, that leaves you no cash to pay for repairs. One possibility: an FHA 203(k) loan, a type of mortgage that lets you borrow the purchase price and construction costs based on the post-renovation value of the property.

• Look for other sources of help. State and local home improvement programs, historic preservation loans and energy-efficiency programs can provide low-cost money for upgrades. Some municipalities offer breaks on property taxes.

Erie’s housing costs

Costs for owning or renting a home in Erie, based on data from Zillow’s Housing Data, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s 50% Rent Estimates, and the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey (ACS) through April 2021:

Median monthly mortgage and property taxes: $728

Median home price: $151,767

Median monthly rent: $926

Note: According to US News and Freddie Mac, homebuyers should budget up to 4% of the property’s value in annual maintenance costs. 

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Today, Vanguard Group, Inc. – Vanguard Global ex-U.S. Real Estate ETF Inc’s (NASDAQ: VNQI) stock fell $0.07, accounting for a 0.12% decrease. Vanguard, – Vanguard Global ex-U.S. Real Estate ETF opened at $58.63 before trading between $58.76 and $58.44 throughout Thursday’s session. The activity saw Vanguard, – Vanguard Global ex-U.S. Real Estate ETF’s market cap fall to $5,120,842,301 on 199,949 shares -below their 30-day average of 222,224.

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