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8 Niche Real Estate Investments Outperforming in 2025


They say the riches are in the niches—and nowhere is that more true than in real estate investing. 

As someone who reviews vastly different real estate investments every day as an organizer of a hands-off investment club, I wish I could say I’ve seen it all. But in this industry, there are thousands of deep niches, and no one knows them all. 

Here are a few favorite real estate investing niches I’ve seen this year, including many I’ve invested in myself.

1. Property Tax Abatements

In my co-investing club, we’ve actually vetted and invested in several of these this year. They’re all performing great. 

They work like this: A real estate syndicator partners with a nonprofit housing agency and the local municipality to set aside some or all of the units in an apartment complex for affordable housing. In return, they get a property tax abatement, typically 50%-100% of the tax bill.

Most people hear this and scoff: “Won’t the rent restrictions offset any savings on property taxes?” 

Nope. At least not if the syndicator chooses the right deal. 

For some properties, the market rents are already under or around the limit imposed by this affordable housing designation. That makes the property tax abatement all upside. 

It boosts the NOI (net operating income) immediately upon purchase, without requiring a single swing of the hammer for renovations. Because commercial real estate is priced based on NOI, this raises the property value from Day 1. 

2. Section 8 Overhang

Properties that enjoy the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) also save big on taxes. But those tax savings come with a downside: caps on what tenants can pay out-of-pocket for rent. 

A few savvy real estate operators have noticed the loophole there: out-of-pocket. They know that they can collect full market rents from Section 8 renters, because Section 8 pays the bulk of the rent. That leaves the tenant’s out-of-pocket portion of the rent below the LIHTC limit. 

So they buy a property based on its current (LIHTC-restricted) NOI, then they help renewing renters apply for Section 8 and fill in new vacancies with existing Section 8 voucher holders. 

Within a few years, they’ve supercharged the NOI (and property value), again without a heavy lift on renovations. They can sell the property with the LIHTC tax break intact, for a much higher price. 

I also like that this strategy is recession-resilient, since the bulk of the rent is paid by the government. 

3. Mid-Range Land Flips

It seemed like everyone and their mother got into flipping cheap land parcels during the pandemic. I know I did. 

But despite what the land gurus will tell you, there’s competition in this space. It takes a lot of letters to score one deal, and while it’s true you can double your money on a $2,500 land flip, that’s still just a $2,500 payout for all the work involved. 

As you scale the pricing ladder for land flips, the profit margins actually decrease, unlike most types of businesses. At the highest end of the spectrum, land flippers compete with institutional investors. 

But in the co-investing club, we’ve found that mid-level land flippers actually earn great returns. These investors typically buy parcels for $50,000-$250,000, and either flip the land as-is or do minor improvements or subdivisions (up to five lots). 

For example, one land flipper we’ve invested with has paid out a 16% distribution like clockwork. We plan to invest with him again over the next month or two. He faces less competition at this price point, not having to stand out amidst the flood of letters from cheap land buyers nor the big money of institutional investors. 

4. Prefab Home Placements

Another land flipper we’ve invested in adds another twist to his investments: He places a prefabricated home on the land and sells it to a first-time homebuyer. 

These are not “mobile homes” or trailers. They’re manufactured homes, typically ranches, that are permanently fixed on a foundation. They sell retail on the MLS through a real estate agent. 

The investor we’ve partnered with on these deals sells his homes for an average of $230,000, which is literally half the local median home price of $460,000. That provides fantastic protection against recessions, because demand for affordable housing at that price point won’t disappear, even in a downturn. 

5. Affordable Housing Flips

Similarly, some flippers have not seen any slowdown in demand or prices for their flips. 

“Even with higher interest rates, the right cosmetic rehab can generate a 15% to 20% return in under six months,” shares Cameron Love of StrykCam REI with BiggerPockets. “We’re focusing on affordable properties where we can add value quickly and keep holding costs low, especially where buyer demand hasn’t cooled.”

6. Changing the Bedroom Count for Flips

Another flipper I know, Austin Glanzer of 717HomeBuyers, has found a niche flipping houses with low bedroom counts. He told BiggerPockets:

“If a 2-bed/1-bath layout is surrounded by 3-bed comps that are selling for $60,000 more, we’ll reconfigure walls, closets, and sometimes even unused porches to create that third bedroom. It’s a faster ROI than full rehabs, and appraisers love when you can point to a clean comp match. This strategy has helped us move properties at prices we couldn’t have touched without the extra bedroom.”

7. Title Cleanup Deals

Most real estate investors can’t or won’t hassle with properties that have a cloud or other complication with the title. But those investors who can solve title problems can access enormous returns. 

Ryan Hess, owner of Capstone Land Transfer, handles “hard” title cases for investors. “In 2025, we’ve seen more investors using creative financing and buying properties with messy title histories,” he told BiggerPockets. He even steps in and provides hard money loans for properties with messy titles, since investors often struggle to find loans for these. That leaves him able to charge higher interest rates, even as he resolves the title issue. 

8. Industrial Seller-Leasebacks

Another passive real estate investment we’ve made in our co-investing club this year was an industrial seller-leaseback. 

The company owned the land and buildings where it operates, and to help finance its expansion, it sold the real estate and signed a lease contract on it. This particular company has a backlog of orders three years into the future, and their clients include the U.S. Navy—they’re not going anywhere. 

Even if something catastrophic happened and they defaulted on their lease, the operator underwrote the deal to ensure replacement tenants would pay even more in rent. 

We’ll enjoy a high distribution yield for the next few years, and then a big payout when the company either buys it back or the operator sells it to someone else. 

Final Thoughts on Real Estate Niches

You’ve probably never heard of some of these niches, and there are countless others neither you nor I know about. But the more you niche down as an investor, whether active (like some of the flippers above) or passive (like me), the higher the returns and the lower the risk. 

In fact, when I look over potential deals, that’s exactly what I look for: asymmetric returns. We like to see high potential returns with moderate potential risk. 

Those deals are out there. You just have to find them—or join a club of investors that finds and vets them together. 

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RBC earnings show mortgage delinquencies highest in Toronto



Royal Bank of Canada reported record third-quarter earnings, though results also pointed to mounting stress in its mortgage portfolio.

The bank reported adjusted net income of $5.5 billion in the quarter ended July 31. Reported net income rose 21% to $5.4 billion, while diluted earnings per share increased to $3.84 from $3.26 a year earlier.

CEO Dave McKay said the results “demonstrate RBC’s relentless, long-term focus on our clients and our commitment to delivering on the bold growth ambitions we laid out at our recent Investor Day.”

RBC Q3 Earnings Highlights at a Glance

  • Adjusted met income: $5.5B (+23% QoQ; +17% YoY)
  • Adjusted EPS: $3.84
  • Provisions for credit losses: $881M (-38% QoQ; +34% YoY)
  • Residential mortgages: $418B (+1% QoQ; +3% YoY)
  • Mortgage delinquencies (90+ days): 0.31% (+1 bp QoQ; +7 bps YoY)
  • Canadian Banking NIM: 2.61% (+6 bps QoQ; +24 bps YoY)
  • CET1 ratio: 13.2% (flat QoQ)

Mortgage growth steady, but impairments rising

Personal banking net income rose 22% to $1.9 billion as the bank’s residential mortgage balances reached $418 billion, up 3% from a year earlier, while home equity lines stood at $38 billion. Net interest margins widened to 2.61%, up 24 basis points year-over-year.

The bank saw 90+ day mortgage delinquencies rise to 31 basis points, from 29 bps last quarter and 24 bps a year earlier.

Delinquency rates were especially elevated in the country’s biggest housing markets. In the GTA, the share of mortgages more than 90 days past due has climbed from 27 basis points a year ago to 42 basis points in Q3. In Greater Vancouver, the rate rose from 20 to 27 basis points over the same period.

Provisions for credit losses rose to $881 million in the quarter, up from $659 million a year earlier, reflecting higher impairments in personal and commercial banking. Within the mortgage book, the allowance for credit losses inched higher to 0.16% of balances, compared with 0.15% in Q2 and 0.13% a year ago.

RBC also ended the quarter with a Common Equity Tier 1 ratio of 13.2%, unchanged from Q2 and well above regulatory minimums. It also returned $3.1 billion to shareholders through dividends and buybacks.

Portfolio quality and housing outlook

Even with impairments rising, most borrowers still hold significant equity in their homes. Uninsured mortgages originated in the quarter carried an average loan-to-value ratio of 70%, while the overall portfolio is much lower at 58%. The majority of RBC’s mortgage book (80%) is uninsured.

Fixed-rate loans account for roughly two-thirds of the bank’s residential mortgage balances, while variable-rate mortgages make up the remaining one-third, while the average remaining amortization is 19 years, down from 21 a year ago.

RBC’s base forecast assumes housing prices will rise 0.8% over the next 12 months and grow at a 3.5% annual pace in the following two to five years.

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8 Powerful Lessons from Robert Herjavec at Entrepreneur Level Up That Every Founder Needs to Hear


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At the recent Entrepreneur Level Up Conference, entrepreneurs from across the country gathered to gain strategies, inspiration and practical insights from a lineup of well-known successful entrepreneurs. I was honored to host the conference and partner with Entrepreneur.

One of the headliners, Robert Herjavec — investor, entrepreneur and star of Shark Tank — delivered a keynote packed with wisdom for founders navigating today’s unpredictable business landscape.

Herjavec’s insights were not abstract theories. They were hard-earned lessons forged in the trenches of entrepreneurship — lessons that spoke directly to the challenges and aspirations of the audience.

Here’s a breakdown of his most impactful takeaways.

Related: Want to Be a Better Leader? Show Employees You Care.

1. Every answer opens a door to opportunity

Herjavec emphasized that opportunities rarely arrive neatly packaged. They often hide in conversations, questions or unexpected feedback.

“Every answer opens a door to opportunity,” he said.

The message was clear: curiosity is a growth engine. Entrepreneurs who remain curious — asking questions and seeking insights — often discover pathways others overlook. Instead of dismissing a “no” or a difficult response, Herjavec urged attendees to look for the opportunity behind it. Sometimes, the follow-up question or the willingness to listen more deeply is what transforms rejection into possibility.

2. Evolution, not revolution

The myth of entrepreneurship often celebrates the “big idea” that transforms an industry overnight. But Herjavec reminded the audience that this is rarely the case.

“Most businesses evolve — they’re rarely revolutions.”

He explained that while breakthrough innovations capture headlines, the majority of sustainable businesses are built on incremental improvements, better execution and adapting existing ideas to new markets.

For entrepreneurs, this means it’s okay if your business doesn’t feel revolutionary from day one. What matters is staying committed to evolving, improving and listening to the market.

3. Adaptability is non-negotiable

If there was a central theme in Herjavec’s talk, it was adaptability. He described winning businesses as those that thrive on adaptability — not just to survive shocks, but to seize growth in changing conditions.

“When knocked down, resilience plus adaptability equals survival.”

He acknowledged that setbacks are inevitable in entrepreneurship. The real test isn’t whether you’ll face challenges, but how you respond to them. Entrepreneurs who can adapt — whether by shifting strategy, reinventing a product or rethinking how they serve customers — are the ones who endure.

4. The founder sets the tone

Herjavec didn’t shy away from a sobering reality: when businesses struggle, the root cause often lies with leadership.

“Show me a business in trouble, and I’ll show you a founder who has lost their way.”

He explained that when leaders lose focus, passion or clarity, the organization inevitably follows. A founder’s vision and energy cascade down into the culture, decision-making and execution. If leaders drift, so does the company.

For entrepreneurs, this is a call to self-reflection. Protect your clarity of purpose. Revisit why you started. And remember that your team looks to you not just for direction, but for inspiration.

5. Success is never accidental

While luck can play a role in any journey, Herjavec stressed that sustainable success is never accidental.

Behind every thriving business is intentionality — clear strategy, deliberate choices and consistent effort. He encouraged entrepreneurs to resist the temptation of shortcuts and quick wins, instead focusing on building systems and cultures that create lasting value.

This doesn’t mean every decision will be perfect, but it does mean success comes to those who plan, prepare and execute with purpose.

Related: 5 Strategies for Leaders to Future-Proof Their Workforce

6. Rethinking sales

As an entrepreneur who built and scaled a successful cybersecurity firm before becoming a television investor, Herjavec has lived through countless sales conversations. His perspective on sales was refreshingly straightforward.

“Sales equals uncovering client needs plus communicating how you meet them.”

He stressed that sales isn’t about pushing a product, talking endlessly or forcing a solution. It’s about understanding — truly listening to what clients need — and then clearly showing how your business delivers value.

Equally important, he warned against the temptation to oversell.

“Don’t oversell. Selling should feel natural: Am I providing value?”

In Herjavec’s view, sales is not about persuasion, but about alignment. When entrepreneurs shift their mindset from “closing deals” to “creating value,” selling becomes easier, more authentic and ultimately more successful.

7. Resilience is the entrepreneur’s superpower

Beyond adaptability, Herjavec spoke passionately about resilience. Entrepreneurship, he reminded the audience, is a marathon, not a sprint. The journey is filled with failures, rejections and setbacks that would crush many people.

But successful entrepreneurs are defined not by how often they fall, but by how quickly and effectively they get back up. Resilience isn’t just about surviving adversity — it’s about using it as fuel to keep moving forward.

8. Putting it all together

When woven together, Herjavec’s insights form a practical framework for entrepreneurs:

  • Stay curious. Every question or answer could unlock a new path.
  • Focus on evolution. Businesses rarely transform the world overnight; they grow through steady improvement.
  • Prioritize adaptability. Resilience plus the ability to adapt equals survival.
  • Lead with clarity. A founder’s vision shapes the trajectory of the business.
  • Be intentional. Success is the product of strategy, not accident.
  • Sell by serving. Sales is about listening, uncovering needs and providing genuine value.
  • Build resilience. Setbacks aren’t the end; they’re the training ground for growth.

For the entrepreneurs in the audience, these weren’t just abstract principles. They were reminders that the entrepreneurial journey — while hard — is navigable with the right mindset and tools.

Conclusion: The path forward

Robert Herjavec’s keynote at the Entrepreneur Level Up Conference reinforced a timeless truth: entrepreneurship is not just about great ideas, but about great execution, resilience and human connection.

His words served as both a challenge and an encouragement. The challenge: entrepreneurs must remain vigilant, adaptable and intentional in their leadership. The encouragement: success is within reach for those willing to evolve, listen and persist.

For every founder wondering how to navigate uncertainty, Herjavec’s playbook is simple but powerful: stay curious, adapt relentlessly, lead with clarity and always create value.

At the end of the day, business isn’t about luck or shortcuts — it’s about resilience, adaptability and the courage to keep showing up

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Chase Business Checking $750 Bonus, Get Your Code Now


Chase Business Checking Bonus

Chase is one of my favorite bank when it comes to bank bonuses. They usually have some of the best personal and business account offers. They are now offering a new bonus of up to $750 for Chase Business Complete Checking (previously Chase Total Business Checking), and it doesn’t require a direct deposit. This is the best bonus ever offered for this account.  There’s also a $300 bonus that requires only a $2,000 deposit. Check out the full details below.

How to Earn Chase Business Checking $750 Bonus

To receive the business checking bonus:

  • Visit a branch or chase.com/business and open a new Chase Business Checking account using offer code.
  • Deposit new money into your checking account within 30 days of offer enrollment and maintain this balance for 60 days from offer enrollment. The new money cannot be funds held by your business at Chase or its affiliates. Business checking bonus and new money requirements are as follows:
    • $300 BONUS, with $2,000 or more (link). Ends 10/16/25.
    • $400 BONUS, with $2,000 or more (link). Ends 4/17/25.
    • $750 BONUS, with $20,000 or more (link). Ends 10/16/25.
  • Complete 5 qualifying transactions within 90 days of offer enrollment. Qualifying transactions are: debit card purchases, Chase QuickAccept deposits, Chase QuickDeposit, ACH (Credits), wires (credits and debits), Chase Online Bill Pay.

After you have completed all the above checking requirements, bonus will be deposited in your new account within 15 business days. Bonuses are considered interest and may be reported on IRS Form 1099-INT (or Form 1042-S, if applicable).

Who is Eligible?

  • Offer is not available to existing Chase business checking customers and those who have closed accounts within the past 90 days.
  • You can receive only one new business checking account opening related bonus every two years from the last enrollment date and only one bonus per account
  • You can still get this offer if you have a personal checking account.

Account Fees

Chase Business Complete Checking is the best option for this bonus. It come with a $15 Monthly Service Fee. You can avoid the fee with:

  • Maintain a minimum daily balance of $2,000 in your account as of the beginning of each day of the statement period
  • Spend at least $2,000 in purchases (minus returns or refunds) using your Chase Ink® Business Card(s) that shares a business legal name with the Chase Business Complete Checking account, using each of their most recently completed monthly card billing period
  • Deposit $2,000 into your Chase Business Complete Checking account from your QuickAccept℠ and/or other eligible Chase Merchant Services transactions at least one business day prior to the last day of your bank account statement period, or
  • Maintain a linked Chase Private Client Checking℠ account. Product terms are subject to change. Eligible Chase Merchant Services products include only those where the transaction history can be viewed through Chase Business Online, Chase Connect®, or J.P. Morgan Access.

Guru’s Wrap-Up

This is a very good bonus for a business checking account. You can do it online or in-branch. The only requirements are a $20,000 deposit that you need to keep in the account for about 31 days or more, and 5 qualifying transactions within 90 days. Considering the short amount of time that you need to maintain the balance of $20K, it should be a much better than any high-yield account.

If you don’t have $20,000, then the $300 bonus is a good and easy option as well. It actually gets you e better return.

Claim a unique code right away by entering your email. Do this sooner than later, because Chase often pulls these offers early.

Bank bonuses are a great way to earn some extra income, often from the comfort of your home. You can take a look at my bank bonus results for 2022 where I made over $6,000. If this bonus is not for you, then you can check our full list of available bank bonuses. And, if you’re new to bank account bonuses, you can learn more about churning bank accounts here.


💡 Link & Key Details

  • OFFER LINK
  • Account Type: Total Business Checking
  • Availability: Nationwide
  • Inquiry Type: Soft Pull
  • Credit Card Funding: No
  • Direct Deposit Requirement: No
  • Other Requirements: Deposit $20,000 within 30 days and maintain balance for 60 days, plus 5 transactions
  • Monthly Fee: $15 (few options to waive it)
  • Closing Account Fee: Must keep open for 6 months
  • Expiration Date: 8/3/23 10/19/23 4/18/24 7/22/24 1/17/24 4/17/25 9/17/25

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U.S. Bank $1,000 Cash Bonus For New Business Checking Accounts


Key Points

  • Earn up to a $1,000 cash bonus when you open a new, eligible U.S. Bank Platinum business checking account online with promo code Q3AFL25 and complete qualifying activities.
  • Earn up to a $400 bonus when you open a new, eligible U.S. Bank Essentials Business Checking account online with promo code Q3AFL25 and complete qualifying activities.
  • U.S. Bank offers one of the best business checking account options available.

U.S. Bank is offering a promotional bonus for new customers who open a business checking account and complete qualifying activities.

You can earn a $1,000 cash bonus when you open a new, eligible U.S. Bank Platinum business checking account online, or a $400 cash bonus when you open a new, eligible U.S. Bank Essentials Business Checking account online with promo code Q3AFL25 and complete qualifying activities.

This bonus offer is valid until September 30, 205, and is open to business customers who open an account and bring new money to U.S. Bank and meet the promotional criteria.

Beyond the bonus offer, U.S. Bank business checking options are some of the best in the industry. Their Business Essentials account is a solid option for small business with no monthly maintenance fee, and their Platinum Business checking offers more options with a monthly fee that can be waived.

Open a U.S. Bank Business Checking account here >>

About U.S. Bank

U.S. Bank is one of the largest banks in the United States. It can trace its roots back to the First National Bank of Cincinnati, which was founded in 1863. 

Since its beginnings, it has grown to be one of the largest banks in the country. In fact, it just received approval to acquire Union Bank, which will continue to make U.S. Bank a banking powerhouse. 

As a consumer, you’ll have access to over 2,000 physical branch locations. The physical locations are spread out across 26 states. U.S. Bank headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

U.S. Bank Platinum Checking Features

The Platinum Business Checking account is a comprehensive business account with more free transactions, more free deposits and lower transaction fees than our other business checking accounts.

  • 550 free transactions per month
  • 250 free cash deposit units per statement cycle 
  • Waive the $30 monthly maintenance fee with any one of the following: U.S. Bank Payment Solutions Merchant Account, $25,000 average collected checking balance, $75,000 combined average collected business deposits and outstanding business credit balances.

U.S. Bank Business Essentials Features

The U.S. Bank Business Essentials Checking account is business checking account with $0 monthly maintenance fees. It comes with unlimited digital transactions and 25 free teller and paper transactions per statement cycle.

This account is a great basic business checking account that comes with a debit card nad provides no-fee transactions at U.S. Bank ATMs.

Promotional Offer

Here’s more details on the promotional offers:

U.S. Bank Platinum Checking

Right now, you can earn up to an $1,000 bonus when you open a new, eligible U.S. Bank Platinum business checking account online with promo code Q3AFL25 and complete qualifying activities, subject to certain terms and limitations. Offer valid through September 30, 2025. 

Earn your $1,000 Business Checking bonus by opening a new U.S. Bank Platinum Business Checking account between 7/1/2025 and 9/30/2025. You must make deposit(s) of at least $25,000 in new money within 30 days of account opening and thereafter maintain a daily balance of at least $25,000 until the 60th day after account opening. You must also complete 5 qualifying transactions within 60 days of account opening.

U.S. Bank Business Essentials

Right now, you can earn up to an $400 bonus when you open a new, eligible U.S. Bank Essentials Business Checking account online with promo code Q3AFL25 and complete qualifying activities, subject to certain terms and limitations. Offer valid through September 30, 2025. 

Earn your $400 Business Checking bonus by opening a new U.S. Bank Essentials Business Checking account between 7/1/2025 and 9/30/2025. You must make deposit(s) of at least $5,000 in new money within 30 days of account opening and thereafter maintain a daily balance of at least $5,000 until the 60th day after account opening. You must also complete 5 qualifying transactions within 60 days of account opening.

Final Thoughts

If you’re looking for a new business checking account, U.S. Bank has some of the best options in the United States. We’re huge fans, and the current promotional bonus is a great incentive to get started.

Check out U.S. Bank here and open an account >>

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