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3 October 2022 | 46 replies
Most owners loose interest years before they finally decide to put the property on the market and they take the easy path with rents - they just leave them unchanged.
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25 August 2016 | 120 replies
The upside is the cost remains unchanged.....for the moment.
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8 June 2019 | 182 replies
In states like OH where the foreclosure process could take 2 years plus, you need to look into the new foreclosure filings as a leading indicator.In my opinion and based on acquiring over 1,000 apartment units, buying/selling houses both as an investor and as a real estate agent, I look into the following:- if DOM is decreasing, REOs are decreasing and rate of new FC filings is unchanged or decreasing, then it's a good market to rehab and flip houses; and depending on the supply of land, it's a good market to build and sell- if DOM is decreasing, REOs are decreasing and rate of new FC filings is increasing, then it's still a good market to rehab and flip houses but NOT a good market to build and sell- if DOM is decreasing and REOs are increasing and rate of new FC filings is increasing, then time to exit from rehab and flip or you can still rehab and flip but look for more equity or do quicker rehabs- if DOM is increasing, REOs are increasing and rate of new FC filings is increasing, then definitely exit from rehab and flip but focus more on buy-and-holdAdmittedly, I've bought buy-and-hold properties in all situations above because there's always a good deal in any market.
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14 October 2021 | 2 replies
The supply of these properties is relatively unchanged--maybe even down, due to the hot single-family sales market--so rent for this asset type has gone through the roof in 2021."
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14 August 2019 | 6 replies
I got the bug.. this condo, with a golf course view, unchanged since original build in 1980, was too much to pass up.
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19 January 2017 | 3 replies
Homes spent an average of 50 days on the market in 2016, an increase of two days from 2015.Housing inventory levels remained unchanged from year-end 2015 to year-end 2016, ending December 2016 at 2.0 months of inventory.
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14 December 2023 | 6 replies
Today we’re talkin:- Jobs / Inflation Report- New Housing Market Outlook 2024- Housing Affordability- Hot Housing Markets to WatchToday’s Interest Rate: 7.09% (☝️ .01% from this time last week, 30-yr mortgage)Not much to report this week, as interest rates remain relatively unchanged, as did its corollary, the 10-year Treasury bond.
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28 May 2007 | 0 replies
Fees and points charged on the hybrid mortgage averaged 0.5 per cent, unchanged from last week.CheersShirly
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5 June 2017 | 2 replies
That's more fair than wasting your time and ours on re-reviewing identical paystubs and an unchanged credit report every 3 months.(2) Your agent is right.
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10 September 2014 | 1 reply
They options they presented to us are as follows:Contribute $85K towards 200K remodel; base lease extended 10 years from 8/2014; four 5 Year options and increases.Contribute $0 towards remodel; base lease extended 10 years from 8/2014; Rent remains unchanged for next 10 years; four 5 Year options and increases.This sounds a little questionable to me; and the circumstances are a little questionable.