https://www.bizjournals.com/lo...Great for all the airbnb investors on here!

Hardy said.At the current sales pace, there was a two-month supply of homes on the market at the end of February.Nationally, there were more real-estate agents in February than there were houses to sell, according to NAR.Homes typically go under contract a month or two before the contract closes, so the February figures largely reflect purchase decisions made in January or December.That means sales could slow further in March, reflecting the severe winter weather that affected much of the country in February, according to Capital Economics.Mortgage rates also ticked higher in February and March.

Depending on the sector you choose the market is not as frantic so you'll find a. little more relaxed pace for purchase.And the returns are generally better than DSTs and less than the promised returns of syndications. 

Housing was also tight, and wages never seemed to keep pace with rents.

You are considering trading this in for cash flow of a few hundred per unit and long term appreciation that is far inferior.I recommend all newbies start in their own market (this includes those in markets that have appreciation that has not kept pace with inflation). 

With the market pace in Atlanta right now, anything published in December is outdated and may not be relevant. 

Hiring accelerated last month to the best pace since August, signaling a stronger rebound is under way that could deliver jobs to the industries, regions and workers hardest hit during the coronavirus pandemic.

@Brandon Pace unfortunately, all our financing has been our own capital at 20-25% down per unit.

Find another property like the one you’re currently in (needs fixed up, but livable), rehab at least one unit right away to get renters in and then rehab the other unit at the pace you want/need.

Make sure you don’t hire Jeremy Pace (Allegheny Remodel/JPPM).