Listen to podcasts (BP, BP Money, Choose FI, Afford Anything), pick a market watch what sells and what rents closely. 

., I think we could start this Market Watch discussion as a way to keep an eye on how the local Louisville's market is doing, share interesting news, trends and talk shop.Check this out http://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/news/2016/10/06/inside-look-muhammad-alis-louisville-home-hits-the.html 

It like the stock market, don't watch the day to day market watch the future potential.

Get educated, look at property, do the math, find out what is a good deal in your market, watch videos, even attend weekend seminars.

Marketwatch just posted an article discussing the benefits of utilizing Goldman Sachs' personal loan 'Marcus' for home improvement.

I got some great quotes (an awesome photo as well), and two other BP members, Charles Perkins and Joshua Marks were able to share some fantastic tips and insight from a Tax and Legal perspective.Repeat home buyers fuel housing recovery - CBS NewsThis CBS News Marketwatch article takes an in-depth look at the recently released Joint BiggerPockets.com / Memphis Invest National Survey of Residential Real Estate InvestorsFinancing Handcuffs Real Estate Investors - The Niche ReportYet another industry publication that explores the data presented in the BiggerPockets.com / Memphis Invest study.Check out the articles above and all the other great recent press we've gotten and please do share these.

Funny...http://www.minyanville.com/articles/greenspan-equity-risk-mortgages-credit-mgm/index/a/18365/from/yahooAging Greenspan Losing Ability to Obfuscate Financial IssuesAlan Greenspan, writing in today's Financial Times, offered a lucid and concise explanation of the debt crisis and what is at stake for financial markets, a sign that perhaps the ravages of time have finally caught up with the 82-year-old former Federal Reserve Chairman.Longtime market watchers expecting vintage Greenspan expressed "disappointment" in the former Fed Chairman's simple sentence structure and logical, point-by-point outline.

All this spells bad news for both sellers and buyers.That report was buttressed by a news release two weeks ago from Sam Khater, Freddie Mac’s chief economist, who said: “Higher mortgage rates will lead to moderation from the blistering pace of housing activity that we have experienced coming out of the pandemic, ultimately resulting in a more balanced housing market.”https://www.eastvalleytribune....MarketWatch said the U.S. housing sector might be heading for the biggest slowdown in a decade, citing Len Kiefer, deputy chief economist for Freddie Mac.

I like to invest where the good jobs are for most of my properties with the exception of the trailer court I have in Idaho...JBU.S. 2Q OFHEO home price index up 4.7% annualizedPrintDisable live quotesRSSDigg itDel.icio.usBy Rex NuttingLast Update: 10:06 AM ET Sep 5, 2006WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- U.S. home prices were appreciating at a 4.7% annual rate in the second quarter, the slowest gains since 1999, the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight said Tuesday.

With affordability at a 39-year low, the FHA has been modifying its loan programs to help relieve first-time homebuyers. 
Primarily, allowing home buyers to include rental income from accessory dwelling units during ...