The prospect of new policies, such as subsidizing down payments for first-time homebuyers, advocating for inclusive zoning, and providing housing vouchers, is creating a buzz in the market.

Imagine this: cities once buzzing with remote workers, who had fled sky-high living costs, are now welcoming back their long-lost residents.  

There's a palpable buzz around the city's latest projects, let's dive into what's stirring up excitement:1.

Nowadays almost zero people can gain a significant advantage at sports betting (his edge went to under 1% after building out a computer for >$3MM), and he was also unable to place his own bets due to his reputation as a crusher. 

Not trying to be a buzz kill, but it will save you a huge lawsuit to investigate this in your area.Secondly, I am very impressed you reached out to local brokerages and started that conversation, you may of found a huge opportunity.  

Quote from @Robert Allen:  Ask where did this guru learn tax liens about ... and what are those people doing nowadays .... 

MTRs has become the new buzz word in investing and a lot of STR operators have been "forced" to become MTRs due to regulations.

We've heard a lot of buzz about using tiny homes for AirBNBs with a really high profit margin.

As you also notice, nowadays high interest - high home prices and quite high rents are not best to cashflow and many cities in the United States are not cash-flowing but more appreciating. 1.

So I actually go a slightly different route nowadays.