Never understood this about RE, every time the market gets good all of a sudden it becomes trendy to either break even or pay to own a property.

Maybe in some ultra high priced markets (Vegas, Cali, Arizona, NY, etc) the trend is reversing. 

Don't worry about the new trendy asset class that you're likely to hear about on this week's podcast or read about online. 

Buildings were converted to high-end boutique shops or trendy hipster bars and brew pubs downstairs and swanky loft apartments for young professionals upstairs. 

Ask the right questions of the agent, and you could make killer profits, bucking trendy places like Frisco.

It had always been a thing way before the trendy termOriginally posted by @Jonathan Greene:Everyone loves every shiny new object that passes by.

That means that while prices are still going up, they're going up at a much slower rate, and the trend is flattening out.Good luck!

Walk into any trendy coffee shop, any nice sandwich place these days, and the menus are in 10 point font, grey on grey.  

Can't speak for all of course but that is a trend I am seeing .For the turnkey guys it really boils down to I can sell the asset and make 10 to 20k or I can keep and make 200 a month if I am lucky on cash flow... for the one's that are keeping rentals they now have enough mass IE over 120 doors were it starts to make sense to keep them and I will help them get to 500 doors here in the next 3 years...

Is a trendy market and their SFR market is doing outstanding.