Inventory, too, surged by a solid 35.7%.

They have risen everywhere since then, remaining below historical averages in some cities while surging far above those averages in others.The elevated eviction filings also follow a sharp acceleration in rents, when pent-up demand during the pandemic flooded supply-short housing markets with people looking to rent.

In my heart of heart, the Realtor was to blame as well, because she suddenly found time to communicate with you, regardless of having family that was affected by the hurricane, as soon as her reputation was on the line.3.

I personally never would, but I would talk to people that have that can give you an idea of what it's actually like instead of getting opinions from everyone who never have and say it's the worst.Jacksonville, FL has been great from 2010-2022, but there has been a huge surge in building residential from 2020-2023, which severely impacted the supply and demand balance and rents have flattened or dropped from 2022-today.

And also I read this now again 3 more years later and it is making so much more sense suddenly.

The properties you bought under 3% interest rates from 2020-2022 suddenly didn’t make sense at the new, higher rates.

HOWEVER, as soon as a property sells on the market (or is refinanced interestingly), the cap differential goes away, and all of a sudden you would see the taxable value of the property jump from $370,000 to $657,000 - more or less doubling the taxes on the new buyer.  

On my triplex there when I first got it, one unit rented quickly, then the other two sat and then suddenly both rented within a week of each other.One of the tenants was found through Facebook Marketplace.

Not a bad idea, if you’re tired of only doing outbound and want to get your feet wet with leads that come to you.Wow Alvaro, what a strange and sudden switch in your opinion of the company in just a 10 hour span… could you be a fake account???

I just don’t know if he would sign it since he all of a sudden disappeared.