According to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal the supply in Santa Clara is quite low compared to the number of new jobs being created.

This subject has been discussed in The Journal which is the only industry trade publication, in the Allen Letter and the Allen Confidential as well as in The Chattel Finance Newsletter. 

Look the leases over and make sure the rents listed in the rent roll match the incoming in bank account journal entries.

That sounds like a candidate for a Wall Street Journal story in 5 years.

You may want to post this in a blog rather than the forum if you want to keep a journal of sorts.

The Puget Sound Business Journal just today published the latest home and condo prices and trends for the Puget Sound region of King, Snohomish, Pierce and Kitsap counties: http://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/blog/2016/02/ne...In summary: (Due to a seriously constrained supply of homes for sale, down 31% year over year) "If you're planning to buy a house in Seattle this year, buckle up because it's going to be a wild ride." 

You can read about the deal in my journal.

All,For those interested in the Indianapolis market, below is an excellent article from the Indianapolis Business Journal (IBJ) on the Fountain Square neighborhood.The local experts in Indianapolis on this neighborhood are Ryan Mullin and Ashley Mullin at FS Houses. 

Here’s the story of one Wall Street Journal reporter’s upside-down American dream.

I keep a journal for each unit and property where I jot down all interactions in quick, dated notation form.