INPUT NEEDED! 🤷‍♀ What should Dave discuss in his next Market Intelligence Workshop?

[Account Closed]

Our next LIVE Market Intelligence Workshop is coming up this November and we need your input! What market trends and obstacles are you encountering that Dave can help you tackle? What questions and concerns do you have about investing in Fall 2024?👇

So far, Dave has hosted live workshops packed with his latest data insights on the following topics:  

✅ February: Picking a Market for your First (or Next) Real Estate Investment

✅ March: How Do Mortgage Rates Work, and Where Are They Going?

✅ April: Deep Dive into Sunbelt Markets

✅ May: Demystifying Deal Analysis

✅ September: Where to Start? How to Cut Through the Noise in 2024 and Choose a Market for Your First (or Next) Investment

❓November: Fill in the Blank! 👇👇

[Rick Albert]

It might be interesting on how to tackle landlord/tenant laws. That should play a role in investors buying decisions. I know you can't speak legal but maybe there are high level things to look out for.

[Greg Kasmer]

How about "Beyond The Pro Forma" - Hidden expenses and revenues/opportunities as you operate/asset manage a property.... Digging into operations and what changed from the original assumptions.

[Jamie Petraglia]

It would be interesting to hear about the technology landlords use for leasing, property management software, unattended leasing, AI, deposits, and more.

[Michael Calvey]

It would be very good to hear from some executives at Baselane, Hemlane, Hospitable, who have tens of thousands of landlords across the country, share their insights into the subjects @Jamie Petraglia is asking about. 

[Tiamo Wright]

I know in March mortgage rates were discussed, but there still seems to me lots of conversations right now with with recent cut. In one of the BiggerPockets groups some people were saying with the fed cutting rates a half point was a BIG change and then others saying a SMALL change. So seems to be a lot of confusion out there of what the recent fed's 50bps means for the economy and borrowing money for investing. 

[Cliff Benner]

I strongly recommend doing something with getting Books in order for Tax season, this gives people 3 months to get an idea of what they can do to make it easier on them and possibly cheaper. 
I try and push my clients a bit more on year end items from October on so January isn't a Poop show for all parties. 

[Christian Jerman]

In our unique time of market, I'd be interested to see what Post election Market action has happened in the previous election years.  We have a preferred lender who studied the past election years and noticed the effect, but due to the pandemic and the normalizing of our market, can we expect there to be a surge come Jan 1 with the election being over and interest rates stepping down to affordable rates?  Homeowners vs. Investors, who benefits from the elected president?

[Eric DeNardo]

@Account Closed,

Appreciation vs Cash Flow. Obviously you would want both, but this is the real world. How should an investor decide whether to focus on appreciation to build wealth or go to markets where you can maximize cash flow. 

[Dustin Tucker]

@Peri Reischel I think some key topics to touch on is that we have the highest bankruptcy rate since 2008 there's a new survey out that says 26 percent of Americans are paying 50% of their income for rent. Highlight the landlord friendly States

[Destinye Willis]

We're looking forward to whatever you decide. Real Estate is always a fun topic! 

Destinye Willis

Dream HomeGirl

thetxrealtor4u.com