Popular theme that can be difficult to execute however increasingly there are borrowers with pandemic era mortgages that are selling and the mortgage can essentially transfer (be assumed) by the next owner.

Haven't we learned anything with the measures taken during the pandemic?

Most areas are seeing an increase in inventory back to "normal" pre-pandemic levels, College Station is no different.

Mine is a mentor at the start of the pandemic in Ft Lauderdale. 20% down. 3% I/O for 5 years on a million dollar home, now worth at least double.

Ok, well it looks like pretty steady growth until the pandemic timeframe.

Currently, appraisal work is significantly down, since the refi's are generally non-existent as many homeowners refi'ed when rates went very low during the pandemic.

There was a huge boom right after the pandemic, but now I see the markets slowly cooling down.Looking forward to hearing from this amazing community!

I had a property I bought site-unseen when I had COVID early on during the pandemic.

My journey began during the pandemic of 2020, when I found myself burdened with debt and a credit score below 500.

My sister has a decent sized rental portfolio and has seen her cash flow totally eroded over the past 5 years even after refinancing all the properties to rock bottom interest rates during the pandemic due to the tax increases, and many of them are more than 2/3 of the way paid off.