@Mark SeeryMy best advice is to buy the 90 Fay intention journal on BP, use the calculator to evaluate one property every day, and run through 2-3 scenarios for each property: cash purchase, large down payment, say 30-40%, and 20-25% with a house hack strategy.

I like to take a look at what Austin Business Journal has to say about how the influx of corporations to this area will effect house prices in years to come. 

I kept a journal of verbal conversations if they were important.10.

Here is an article from last fall on the move from the Dallas Business Journal. 

I read courier journal, wdrb, wlky, wave3, and reddit Louisville.

We also have notified the SEC and attorney general(s) in multiple states.My husband was interviewed today with the Wallstreet Journal.

Here's an article from the Journal of Accountancy that does a really great job of explaining different scenarios.https://www.journalofaccountancy.com/issues/2023/sep/passive...

They are available on the same freelance websites that you used to create the logo, such as Upwork.I began by keeping a journal of my travels, walking properties, making contracts, and managing properties.

For Property Investors, the Price of Homes Is Still Not Right by Will Parker in the Wall Street Journal stated, "...Realtor.com said 2023 was on track for the largest annual drop in investor buying activity in at least 20 years...".

From Denver Business Journal:'Sluggish' Colorado housing market experiencing longer sale times and lower home pricesFor the first time since December 2019, year-over-year median home prices have decreased in the Denver metro area, dropping by 1.4% from $531,000 to $525,000, according to the latest monthly report from the Colorado Association of Realtors.After a year of skyrocketing prices, homes across Colorado have also dropped to the same median price as last January to $520,000.