Revenue numbers are trending down year over year, not up. 

Seems like days on market is going down but inventory is trending slightly upward.

So what I did is I looked at median prices of 2 bed condos between 800-1200sqft built between 1980-1990, I did this to eliminate new condos being added into the pricing pool, and look at this rollercoaster...Detached faired a LOT better, less variability in downturns, and much better return (for this chart I did not look at semi-detached, but the trend is closer to detached)

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Start by reducing debt, researching Houston market trends, and obtaining pre-approved loans.

Keep an eye on the trends in FL at this moment as well, especially in hurricane season, with home insurance.

In Colorado we’re lucky to have the best of both worlds: landlord friendly laws (among the top 5 most landlord friendly states for now although trending towards being more tenant friendly especially in the larger towns) and strong underlying fundamentals that drive high overall returns. 

A little about me:I hold a Certified General Appraiser license and have been working in corporate and commercial real estate for over 25 years.My recent focus has been on property investments and appraisal work, including commercial and residential properties, lease-to-own agreements, and broker price opinions (BPOs).I’m always looking for opportunities to expand my portfolio and knowledge in real estate, and I love analyzing market trends and valuations.I’m here to connect with other investors, share insights, and learn from the wealth of knowledge this community offers.

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I.e. they are underwriting 95% occupancy, but then state the submarket has been trending at 88% occupancy (yes I saw this in a deck before).