As I mentioned, this is new territory so any advice, direction and experience would be greatly appreciated!! 

Hey Everyone,I’m curious how everyone is evaluating market trends in territories they aren’t too familiar with.  

This is new territory for me.

@Alexandra Arnhold I second John Warren's suggestionNon-warrantable condos are commercial lending territory since GSEs such as Fannie/Freddie don't usually buy them (there are exceptions to this though) Your best bet is local banks/credit unions/mortgage broker who knows how to handle non-warrantable condo scenarios since this will be a non-QM productI have a couple resources in the Chicagoland area who could help you out with the same.

Again, this is new territory for me regarding purchasing a house with an ADU to rent out separately.And yes, we are very excited to get back to the Hokie Nation!!

Don't make the LA have to search for sneaky things -- this isn't corporate takeover territory. 

Mixing long term tenants, who are going about their daily lives which includes routine of sleep and work, complain of safety concerns (vacationers = random people versus qualified tenants/neighbors) and the noise level of vacationers ( which is less about loud partying than the irregularity of the coming and going, ie late checkin's rattling luggage by windows and up stairs) If the long term tenants are easy going and not overly territorial it may work out fine without high turnover or complaints.Good luck and keep us posted. -- Lisa

On the flip side, DC has one of the youngest ages compared to other states & territories--lots of young people move there, and lots of old people move out to go to places like WV....of course, the issue becomes more complicated when considering states like FL, which seem to have an influx of both old and young people...Needless to say, it's a complicated issue with a lot of factors at play...

Since then, the median price has fallen roughly 22%.Current single-family prices in Austin are similar to those seen in early 2021.Overall, though, the Austin metro market still has robust buyer demand and constrained housing inventory, which currently sits still well within “seller’s market” territory at around 2.2 months.

Breaking down bigger goals into smaller goals sounds easy, and actually is when you know the field, but what about when its a new territory?