Data from MSCI Real Assets shows 2023 transaction volumes contracting steeply from the COVID era recovery peaks (2021-2022).

The question in my opinion is what's the best method of cost recovery so the tenant perceives real value.

I will mention I have been in recovery for the past 9 years and know how to manage the daily operations of a sober living.

. - Population growth was in decline in the past 10 years (-6.66%) and past 5 years (-2.57%) and showing recovery on the forecast to 2013 (0.02%)- Appreciation rate wasn't doing good in the past 5 years(-4.48% annual avg) but there a change in the past 12 months (-3.67%)- It defiantly looks like a renters market with more then 60% renting. so cash flow shouldn't be a problem as long as the unemployment rate keeps on preforming that good.- I also like the idea that there are plenty of educational institutes in the city and students can promise a low rate of vacancy.Our exist strategy would be buy and hold and enjoying the cash flow while waiting for the market to gain.Again thanks for the advise.Lior

The GDP numbers for 2023 show the housing market is still in recovery.

Your PMC should have filed a timely police report for the break-in for your homeowners policy and possibly the additional damage by the tenant which would carry greater clout in recovery in the courtroom and with the booking service.

But I will utilize this recovery time to gain as much knowledge as I can.I have a plan in place to be debt-free in the next 6 years so I know that will help as well. 

The "recovery process" (could be a tax term, idk) would be the foreclosure and the sale of the property to recover your principal and default interest (which would be taxable). 

The letter from the neighbor's insurance company:National Subrogation Services, as recovery agent for Mxxx Insurance Company has investigated the facts and determined the accident was due to your insured’s negligence.Due to the payment to Mr.

Market participants are pessimistic about a near-term recovery due to the lingering possibility of a recession.The imbalance between supply and demand is partly driven by the widespread adoption of hybrid work arrangements, leading to reduced office utilization in New York.