I am not sure exactly what wage growth was but I know it was dramatically lower.  

When the market crashes, the consensus for these values change dramatically.

I know that the Fed has increased the rate dramatically over the past year and half, but the closing cost, in my opinion, is really a bit beyond my expectation.

Not only have rates dropped across the board in every state, contract terms have changed dramatically, too.

We started out with long term buy and holds, but as the market has shifted dramatically between prices going up and interest rates going up, it's hard to make decent cash flow and COC focusing on LTRs.

Many of them are constantly looking for opportunities to expand their business.The value of your contracts can vary dramatically. are the owners locked into a term agreement or are you managing them on a month-to-month basis that enables them to walk away at any time?

I suggest u look at columbus Oh that market is turning around goood look at the population growth (simple google search) see on city-data.com you’ll see crime rates have been dropping dramatically.

Hi Zacharias, I'm originally from South Africa and can attest to the dramatic appreciation in real estate over the last 10 yrs.

If it’s something they caused like clogged toilet , or the dramatic tenant that calls saying the light quit and it’s a electrical issue when in fact it’s just a bulb , they get charged a service call fee min of $ 75 dollars

   https://austin.culturemap.com/...What's the strategy if prices take a dramatic dip but the renters vanish?