I wrote an Excel macro that did a CSV to IIF conversion that QB would read, and I believe there is software out there you can buy to do this, but it became cumbersome.

I believe Raleigh has favorable macro-economic factors, yet is still semi-affordable compared to other hot markets such as San Diego, Denver, and Seattle. 

You can then determine the best time to sell based on your own personal situation as well as macro supply/demand factors at the time you wish to sell.

If a noisy neighbor through a shared wall stops him (or worse, your child) from getting their afternoon nap on Saturday...well...it won't be pretty :)

So, besides now protecting the floor if this tenant wants to keep using it because these free standing bags can move around, they also are noisy and can cause vibration.

There are strong macro factors to include migration, job increase, and quality of life that will be bringing people into the area for years to come.

If you don't like the word recession, complain to TD Ameritrade LOL---Global Macro Outlook: Won't Get Fooled AgainThe two biggest questions facing the global economy for 2024 are:Will there be a U.S. recession?

Finally once you have made the macro considerations then you can use the spreadsheets to analyze deals and scenarios which there are multiple templates online, or find an agent that will do that for you.

The Cleveland market hasn't been well known for appreciation over the last 20 years and has mainly been a cashflow positive rental area, but my clients who bought with my pre-2020 have seen their properties go up 20-40% in some cases so you never know what can happen on the macro level that can affect prices and make markets more or less appealing. 

I talked to Brian Burke about about investing strategies in today's market on a macro level.