I am a fan of buying in markets that are rising, easiest way to make money. One indicator to watch for is building costs rising.For example when I was buying in Atlanta in 2011 building costs were $18 per sq foot, tod...

Excited to have stumbled upon this awesome community.With that said, I wanted to post about my current situation and how I've found myself here.We purchased a new construction home in a booming area in June of 2018.

Boom.

The market in southern oregon is ok but not booming.

Eastvale (Mira Loma/North Corona combo) has built up REALLY fast (200k around 2011, now same homes are in the 500-700 range) they have an Amazon hub and are presently expending the 15 .. this is the next boom in the IE, yet, may have reached a current peak until the next wave happens (looks very likely) ..

You can go to the county's website: tax equalization in my state type in the address and boom up pops the name of the owners.

In my state of SC the owner can redeem the property during the 12 month redemption time frame.I would contact the Tax collectors office and check with them.

I bought my first property in 2013. I paid $65k for a townhouse and rented it for $780 at the time. This was an average deal bought off of the MLS in a C neighborhood. Today, the price to purchase the same property wo...

Goals drive decisions.If you havent already research opportunity zones and a Qulaified Opportunity Zone Investment Fund in a booming city for real estate investing,you will likely learn tons from investing through that QOIF.

The appreciation was nice, but I still see it as a boom and bust, tourism driven town.