I suspect the jobs market and economic data is going to come to light after the election which will show the economy is not as good as we thought and potentially provide a little more relief on interest rates.

There has been continuous growth in the local economy along with population growth and job growth.

The August report underscores a resilient economy, supported by wage growth and increasing work hours, signaling adaptability to changing dynamics as we look toward the Fed’s next move.

The one thing people don't realize is that in a downturn in the economy, they freeze the LOC.

For appreciation markets, look at the economy growth and current/future projects going on.

The local economy often thrives from the school which is what you want. being from philly, I would avoid schools like Temple, drexel, or close to D class area. 

.- Economic Growth: Milwaukee's economy has been growing, with a mix of industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, and technology.

I believe it is a combination of efforts to slow the economy as well as a STR saturation due to the STR craze.  

Our first sale 2 years ago was out of concern of the economy.  

That's a pretty dire situation as an economy we are currently in with no relief in sight.I'd sell as a lease/option to someone who can’t get bank financing (such as a successful business owner), getting 20% down and basing the strike price as a 20% premium for 2 or 3 years down the road, charging a reasonable interest rate to get cash flow.