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Best (or good) sites for U.S. appreciation info
Hey friends. I have a question about multi-family appreciation:
As I compare deals in different areas, I'm trying to determine the likely appreciation rate, along with how recession-proof each specific building/area is.
Question: Is there a specific online resource, or set of resources, you guys used to determine how much appreciation one can expect in an area, combined with how likely that building/area is likely to be hit by a property correction in the next few years.
Thanks!
Kusum.