I would make them undo it all and then demand my money back.

Go where the demand is and be aware of the areas.

There's incredible demand here and growth, yet most of Florida and this area included, has really only just begun on a national stage.

The 30-year fixed rate dropping could reignite demand in the housing market.As we’ve seen with homebuilder stocks, there’s definitely potential for gains as the market stabilizes.

Employment/Economic Diversity/Demand DriversNow if you can buy a house let's say 4-5 bedroom and have your kid live in one for 4-5 years and is the kind of kid who is responsible and a hard worker and a good networker and can keep the bedrooms rented for the next 4-5 years, there certainly could be an opportunity there.

It will ultimately be based on the supply and demand of the area but you have to keep an eye on the total renter pool as well.

I have a demanding W2 with a wife and two young children.

Im thinking if I create a unique listing on Airbnb (After I live in this for a year to meet the VA loan requirements) I can create a competitive advantage by having such a unique property and demand a higher price per night as well as keep the occupancy up.2.

Hi Ashley, fellow New Jerseyan here.I want to address a couple of your assumptions here, especially as they pertain to the CNJ/SNJ market:1) Rentals are in huge demand everywhere in NJ.

With effective management, properties in the right neighborhoods can yield handsome returns, potentially meeting or often exceeding your 7-8% net target.Regarding the most attractive area:Each neighborhood you've mentioned offers unique benefits:Miami Beach: A world-renowned destination with high demand from tourists year-round.