It’s Myfico.com I subscribe to it as I keep tabs of my credit score.

I am subscribed to Pace lol I learned so much from him and bigger pockets too🙏Thank you! 

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This morning an article in Bisnow (btw if you do not subscribe to this, I highly recommend you do for your area), noted  "The vacancy rate for U.S. apartments hit a two-year high of 6.4% in the first quarter, according to the Redfin report"Like anything, this will fluctuate by MSA, but what people should gather from this article is, the areas that saw the biggest boom in rental increases, also typically have higher amounts of new product because the numbers pencil out, but eventually they also have the greatest swings in the opposite direction. 

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However, when I take the book and page information (grantor-grantee) that is available for deed related transactions on the assessor's website and plug it into the "non-subscriber county court/recorder website" it indicates that there is no information for the book and pages that I referenced for either parcel, even on their index...which should be there if it exists.As a realtor with MLS privileges in that local area, a realtor could pull up data on any property and track the mortgage history, right?

I highly recommend them and as I mentioned before, my goal is to subscribe to their service later this month to evaluate prospective neighborhoods.Please let us know how your first investment adventure evolves!

I'm just not so sure how much I subscribe to that.The other thing that comes up for higher income earners investing in rentals (assuming you're not a real estate professional, which I am not) is the inability to take passive losses against ordinary income once your income rises above $150K.