Small towns may rely too much on a single business or market segment to be economically stable in the long run and attract new employers and jobs.SummaryIf you want to get off the treadmill and stay off, only buy in locations where pre-COVID rent and price growth exceeded inflation.Let me know if you have any questions.

I came to learn about BP due to someone posting it in an Michigan real estate investing group on YouTube, the segment was encouraging and just want I needed, as I could relate to her story and she's from Detroit.Looking to learn, because of what I have been going through, I have a hunger to be surrounded by women(in a good way, not in a bitter way)No regrets, because my circumstance has fueled my passion to aquire properties and start my  investment journey.I have already got an LLC, and working on building business credit, would also need help in this area.I would love to learn from people, any suggestions on how to acquire my first purchase would be helpful as I am still out of the womb new , anyone who is willing to guide me, I am all ears.

I am pivoting from the LTR/STR segments to the MTR segment. 

https://www.har.com/content/de...Houston Real Estate Highlights in October, 2022:-Single-family home sales fell 22.8 percent year-over-year, the seventh consecutive decline of 2022 as the market returns to pre-pandemic levels;-All housing segments experienced negative sales in October.

I love the email sequence feature and ability to segment lists. 

I only rent to Section 8 tenants and by and large, have great tenants who take great care of my properties.Significant others moving in is a common issue in all rental segments, A - D, student housing, etc. 

What I know about the market in the area is: If it has an ohana unit attached to the house (a duplex with a studio (the ohana could be build below the elevated house in this example) and a larger segment of the house, in this example the 3-2 that is already built), it's a money maker for buy-and-hold, and a hot item on any homebuyers list.I won't be able to purchase anything until May of 2021 in order to honor my agreement for primary occupancy of my current condo.

This can be different depending on the market segment you are in.

Here’s a list of 20 questions you need to ask a property management company broken down into there segments from learning about them and their experience, learning about their systems and how they operate and finally a few to help you make that final decision on if they are a good fit.

It lists 20 questions you need to ask a property management company broken down into there segments from learning about them and their experience, learning about their systems and how they operate and finally a few to help you make that final decision on if they are a good fit.https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Our company services many cites and I tell owners: "We aren't for everyone."