Residential Rental Price Snapshot: It looks like residential rental has taken a slight dip, but here's what I predict.

History has no correlation here, because it is impossible for that to predict a virus. 

As states open, some of this will heal itself, but it is predicted that unemployment levels will remain high for awhile.  

It's not really a good source of lead generation because if you are identifying it by sight as a property of value, it's likely already been identified months, if not years before by a predictive analytics algorithm.

If recession hits and real estate markets decrease, what areas do you predict will do the best?

Hey all, Long-time lurker, first-time poster and I wanted to get some opinions.I somewhat recently bought a house in Georgia through Roofstock and, through some underwriting bungles on my end, it's not performing great (~5% CoC Return compared to the 8-10% I had underwritten due to some unforeseen repairs and some higher fixed costs than I had predicted).

No one could’ve predicted this.

When looking for a property, how do you determine what the fmv will be? Online there’s a chart but it describes 1-4 bedrooms but doesn’t differentiate whether it’s for a house, duplex, 8 unit or 800 unit. My only othe...

Yes, home sales and home values are down but not nearly at the level some were predicting when Covid 19 first changed our lives and even better than most other cities. 

@Jennifer Huynh it's hard to predict the future, but my best guess is that we are in a time of change so it's better to keep your options open by renting for a year, and then re-evaluate where the market is.In my mind, if everything returns to "normal" and the market keeps going up, it will only go up a little bit (let's say 3-5%).