I am a would-be investor taking my first dive into the world of residential real estate.

East Tennessee home sales increased 8.9% from the previous month, but were down 1.4% from a year ago.The median sale price was $354,000 — up 10.3% from the previous year.Total housing inventory increased from the previous year – up 24.0% from a year ago.Half of the homes sold were under contract in 28 days or less, up from 25 days a year ago.45% of homes sold for the asking price or above, with 21% selling for more than the asking price. 8% sold for at least $10,000 over asking and 2.6% sold for at least $25,000 over asking.The sale-to-list price ratio increased to 97.8% – up from 97.6% last month.New construction represented 16.5% of total home sales.If you want to dive deeper into some numbers in the Knoxville and surrounding area I'm always happy to nerd out. 

Great to see you diving into real estate investing in Oregon!

- when I dive into the deep due diligence, am I most likely going to find something that crushes the deal and makes it not feasible?

This is a 4 day in person mastermind that digs deep into the different aspects of multifamily investing.

Hello everyone,I'm currently diving into the world of medium-term rentals in the Bay Area and seeking guidance from seasoned professionals or mentors who can offer insights and advice as I embark on this journey.

This will be my first time diving in using a property management firm for my investments in Arizona. 

I'm diving into learning as much as possible, and BP's podcasts have been a great resource!

Personally, we are diving deep into buying and operating businesses that potential to conservatively achieve 20%+ cash on cash returns.

Back to my original statement(which was meant to be a simple overview, not a deep down analysis) if I am purchasing and I can finance with a low interest rate and purchase a property that has a high CAP rate, it is a good investment.