Rates have now decreased from averages in the mid-7's to now upper-5's, yet the market has not seen a "speed up" -- likely due to the seasonal swing, and the upcoming election. 2025 should see strong property value growth, with increased inventory, but also increased buyer activity with rates expected to continue downward. 

With rising home values and relatively low entry prices compared to other metros, Indy continues to be an attractive spot for investors.

I know on resident leases you can add a new addendum on the lease at renewal time but our management agreements don't expire they continue forever essentially unless either party gives a notice to terminate.

As Waco continues to grow, which neighborhoods do you think are on the rise, and what indicators do you use to spot emerging investment areas?

Over the long term I believe this will continue.

He was recommending to save for a year and rent out my current residence and then purchase a new one and continue this strategy until I have steady rental income.

I came from doing everything self motivated and always had a battle with all the things i do in life, and continue to try and cultivate positive self-belief.

If the investment was a poor one, continuing to lose money on it is...just losing more money. 

I am eager to hit the ground running in the Triangle area once I move to continue my real estate journey there.

I have already rented my first property and am excited to continue on to the next.