We have a national housing shortage to the tune of 5 million units and at the moment the hole gets still bigger.

The day after closing on the home I quit my job and got into mortgages (my lender was also a friend from high school and made the process so incredibly simple).

I don't claim to have a crystal ball to give a time frame, but I think in the next 7 years we should experience a better market (at least to some degree), giving you a chance to refinance into lower rates if you wish.No point in locking in a 30-year fixed when the rates aren't incredible to begin with.

Some great stuff here that is incredibly well thought-out and will be super helpful for anyone looking at the Winston-Salem market.

It's had pretty incredible returns.

They are stunning places, and with so much money around ( especially from Other countries w/ how popular CA is )  I guess there's enough ppl willing to pay outrageous prices to deal with insane policies and other madness,  for the incredible weather/ views.

Units like those obviously aren't considered "affordable" housing for the average person, as the engineering costs alone would be incredible.

People take advantage of all the hype behind AI and because AI does look INCREDIBLY impressive and no one understands what AI truly is, people think more about it than what it really is and everyone is obsessing over it, and thus there is an opportunity to make money by selling AI products. 

That 2 handle rate is incredible.

It not be a smart move for that tenant to leave at this moment in time.