JCC Concierge

For years, Scott Miller was a successful real estate investor—buying homes that needed work, renovating them, and reselling them for a profit. But there was always a catch. That profit? It usually didn’t go to the people who had owned the home for decades. It went to Scott. “I would buy a house from a homeowner who just didn’t have the time, energy, or money to make the updates themselves,” Scott says. “We’d do the renovations, sell it a few months later, and make $100,000, sometimes $200,000...

The spring market has arrived—but it doesn’t look like the frenzy of years past. With higher interest rates, increased inventory, and...

Imagine this scenario: a stunning home with the potential to sell for top dollar, but it’s weighed down by over $200,000 in necessary...