It’s a pattern.

However, you do need to understand your limitations so it's not something I would recommend unless your fact pattern is very basic, you have at least some background dealing with legal agreements and you have a partner you know you can trust implicitly.

I think COVID has changed buying patterns and now people are buying more things then ever.  

Overall, then, the Austin-Round Rock MSA is poised to continue it’s near decade-long pattern of high demand, low inventory, and rising home prices.Here are basic stats on residential sales for September 2020 for the City of Austin and the greater Austin area:Take note of the significant 1.3 month decrease in inventory in the suburban and metro area outside of Austin.

This house has old floors and in some places, it's uneven or a different pattern.

Additionally, you can look at AirDNA and see if you can spot any patterns (or clusters) of less then average reviews and then dig into if the neighbors were the cause listed in the reviews (like you did previously).

All you saw was light foot traffic patterns where we talked....that was it. 

The efficient ones seem to wear out quicker, and that adds labor to their lifetime cost--especially if up really high.(6)  If this pattern was not showing up during financial due diligence, but is now, maybe something is sticking on 24/7 that should be shutting off.(7)  Maybe your due diligence electrical bills were based on non-meter read estimates, and they finally did a manual read and adjusted the bills accordingly.Good Luck!

I’ve also read that current migration patterns in the US show people moving to the South and West.Gathering all this information is great to help target different areas to invest, but it’s also maddening.

I've read interesting studies that point to our population migration patterns pointing to slightly greater persons moving to the area than from it.