I graduated high school in 2019 and went on to college and gained two associates in business administrations, and general studies.

@Nate Marshall  Don Lapre. . .LOL. . .that's going old school. 

Tenants often stay longer in the best school districts.   

High crime, high vacancy rate, bad schools, abandoned real estate everywhere.

The Class A home is the one I lived in and now rented out - great tenant, very low crime, excellent school district.

These migration mainly coming from two category:a) young people that's early on their career or school and move from CA/NYC/MA to "more affordable" space like TXb) older folks that just want to retire and cash-out.

Buyers who are shopping right now are able to leverage 3-2-1 and 2-1 buydowns to get their rates lower on certain properties that have been on the market for 4+ weeks, although we are still seeing mutiple offers in a lot of the popular zip codes and good school district areas.I'll be posting on this thread monthly to keep up with how the market is trending for all who are interested.

No growth, job security, new infrastructure, poor school systems, lack of policy enforcement, etc.

The California Constitution requires the state to reimburse local agencies and school districts for certain costs mandated by the state.

Hello everyone, I am currently about to graduate High School this year and for about three months now I have been deeply invested in Real Estate.