Does anyone have any analytics on the future foreclosure market?

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I am very analytical and always stick to set criteria when investing in stocks and I plan to use the same approach in the real estate market. 

Apparently, a lot of the big analytics firms are now predicting that home values will continue to rise next year, but I dunno...

For me personally, it says we are lucky that we still have a lower entry point then most folks markets.If we jump in and really become bit more analytical.

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I think that is a disservice in general and people should do deeper analytics up front and assure that the number they arrive at for cashflow expectation is not a false expectation.

It feels like Q&A / blog platforms are outdated, harder to organize / search, doesn't provide ample analytics data for individual users, and is very hit or miss (particularly because real estate is so local, so it's tough on these platforms to constrain things to specific markets).

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If your expenses are already 50 to 60% of gross and you have a superb asset management team overseeing the employees on site I'd say your good sell some units for cash.Qualified CPA (perhaps a firm) + Sec Attorney should be able to help you set up the units transfer properly.All the best!