Opposite the widely predicted correlation.In December 2016, the fed raised the federal funds rate.

The reason I did it was because I predicted that prices would double in five years so I could take the ride all the way up and then sell each house retail, one at a time.

Everything I've seen thus far about the market in California is pointing us towards hitting our peak of the market within the next couple years or so and there's not much to grow, also we're only predicted to have a small bump down in the market from what I've seen and not like the crash of 2008 from what I've seen.

I predict better sweat equity deals for investors.

I never try to predict the short-term RE market as it is similar to timing the stock market and is easy to not time optimally.  

They had also predicted it to have the highest inflation for the next year.

If you can prove stable and predictable income then you should be good.

Aside from the BRRRR strategy, I have been running the numbers as if I were paying market value rent, to more accurately predict cash flow after I move out.

I have looked far and wide across reaches of the web for calculators to to help me predict specific timelines, depending on my investment strategy. ( be it aggressive, conservative or somewhere in between) I found a few, but nothing to my liking, so I made my own.

I would love to hear some of your buy and hold success stories in Southern California. Whether it was an investment or you lived in the property I would love to hear where you bought and when. What neighborhoods were ...