You can also look at the new build permit statistics by city to see where the building is ocurring and that will be key indicator as to which markets are growing rapidly. haven't thought about it like this, this makes a lot of sense. i was previously interested in a few cities in florida, then the growth forecast was looking good but the yields were lower then what it appears i can in indy. very interesting, guess i need to do some number crunching to see how the difference in yield can be compared to growth.

We had a little bit of a learning curve, and weren't sure on the weather, so put off starting construction until the spring.

Interest rates are a little bit like the weather; you just make the best of what you've got.I did some research and the last 4 times interest rates went up, the real estate market went up at the same time.

Buyer / Tenant Falls on Hard Times51 Leading economic forecasters were surveyed and 45 of them said we should expect a recession in either 2020 or 2021.

I just got back from Playa Del Carmen on Sunday, to some snow and 30 degree NY weather.

For stability I would think Richardson would weather a downturn better than Frisco, Garland, or The Colony would.

When I forecast notes I never expect a payment in the first 90 days and if I get one its a bonus.

I guess I'm forecasting long term what would happen, after I move out and keep it as a rental property.The insurance number I just guessed.

Negatives: Weather, of course.

The location is actually really beautiful it is just rough to access in bad weather.