Property taxes are artificially low due to prop 13.This is some consequences of changing the title to you:- property tax will increase substantially as the property taxes will be on current value, not the prop 13 reduced value

With the advent of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, however, the way real estate investors approach investment opportunities is undergoing a rapid transformation.

Until America gets its spending under control, it will continue to force artificially low interest rates upon us as this is the only way the country can economically survive.

It's extremely frustrating, and folks like me are not willing to overpay for artificially inflated property that was available at 50-75% lower prices 2 years ago.

This artificially depresses actual compounding, so my end results will likely be LOWER than real gains. 

PA 10.88% 91 Hartford, CT 10.56% 92 Stamford, CT 9.51% 93 Baton Rouge, LA 9.40% 94 Albany, NY 9.36% 95 New Orleans, LA 8.97% 96 Virginia Beach, VA 4.04% 97 Washington, DC 3.84% 98 New York, NY 3.62% 99 Urban Honolulu, HI 2.87% 100 Baltimore, MD 2.63% makes sense to see our market (tulsa) in the bottom 1/2… I can’t honestly see how we are overpriced given we are below national averages and not propped up artificially with egregious appraisals & high debt; but so richly cash backed / equity backed.

It's challenging but my prediction is that as soon as rates drop which has caused demand to artificially lower, demand will go crazy again and so will prices.

Any pressure on MF market is artificial, which will snap back up with a vengeance once interest rates stabilize.One thing to note is that the replacement cost for MF properties have soared substantially with inflation. 

Current rates are actually historically normal and the rates from early 2021 were artificially low.

But people can artificially make deals look great by putting little to no money invested in a property and show a really high COC return due to being highly leveraged.