Of course, certain markets will be more effected than others.All the normal hot spots will likely see a larger decline than the more stable regions like mine in southwest Ohio.  

If it’s a stable population with good roads, restaurants, schools, hospitals, etc…it’s very likely there is low turnover due to high tenant retention rate.

Stable all year round.

Research areas with high rental demand and stable occupancy rates.

I've saved up about 35k and have really good credit with a stable job.

I hope you'll rethink your lease term to provide you with more stable/predictable cash flow as well as the opportunity to reevaluate pricing annually.  

And while population growth is always nice, a stable market is just fine.

W2 jobs are somehow considered to be more stable than independent contractors.

Here's a quick snapshot from the COVID outbreak of early 2020 to February 2024:Key TrendsCondo prices: 📈 65% since March 2020Single-family homes: 📈 75% since March 2020Rapid appreciation mostly in 2020, stable/slight gains sinceMarket resilience despite rising rates and insurance costsAI stock market-fueled wealth could drive more home purchasesMy Prediction:Prime single-family homes: Prices remain stable or increaseCondos: Flat unless truly distinctiveThe Big Question: Are YOU ready to buy or sell?

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