There are deals out there that there just isn’t time to do third party DD, but those should only be attempted by the experienced people with deep pockets.

If buying now aligns with your long-term financial goals and property needs, it might be worth moving forward rather than waiting.Impact on Property Prices: Lower interest rates can boost demand for properties, which might drive up prices.

I learned mine by driving around, looking up a bunch of properties online and looking at a bunch in person, listening to everything people said at the meetups and asking a ton of questions to local investors.If you have the money, her course is a bit of a shortcut to learn what you need to know, but it by no means is everything you need to flip in a local market.

With an average of 92 days on the market for listed homes, we needed to craft a thoughtful design that would match the build of the home, and drive top dollar in the market with as few days active as possible Upon completion, this home received multiple offers in the first week of listing the property for sale and went under contract just 9 days after listing!

I'm working on getting my first piece of property and am now looking in Buffalo, NY which is ~6 hour drive from where I live.

My feedback is that you are getting WAAAYYYY too deep in to the weeds.

I think we are at the point, where labor costs are actually going down as most of the labor relies on big national builder's for their work, and with home sales slowing down, we are seeing labor rates competing for work, which is driving down the costs.

Here's a quick look at the recent trends across different markets:Orange, CA: Down by 1.43%Pinellas (Tampa), FL: Down by 0.78%Dallas, TX: Down by 0.32%Los Angeles, CA: Down by 0.23%What's driving this?

She didn't bother to disclose this to me initially; now we are deep in the process.

If Austin is out of reach even with house hacking, what about cities within a 2 hour drive?