When it comes to interest rates, ‘hawks’ are worried about inflation and want higher rates, ‘doves’ are worried about the economy and want lower rates.

We are real-estate investors from CA & trying to pick an OOS market with Tulsa (stable economy and future outlook, modest appreciation & reasonable cash-flow).We heard from family/friends about new construction duplexes around the Tulsa metro targeting investors. 

Most aren't, and in this economy more money will not set you up for financial independence.Spending money on experiences is important.

Transitioning to a post-scarcity economy may involve shifts towards collaborative consumption, resource sharing, and sustainable practices.In short, while post-scarcity is an intriguing concept, its realization is likely to be gradual and contingent upon a complex interplay of technological, economic, and social factors."

Probably not the best time to invest in hotel assets until economy recovers and there is some relief in rates.

Memphis has a diverse economy with strong sectors in transportation, logistics, healthcare, and education.

I was fearful of long term economy when COVID started (wrong again!)

Here are some quick tips you can apply to your out-of-state investing journey.Do your research:Check out the local economy, job market, and rental trends in the new area.Look for spots with high rental demand and good growth potential.Get a Local Team:-Hire a property manager to handle daily tasks and tenant issues.

Cleveland is a better market for cashflow but Columbus offers a stable and growing market with a strong rental demand, and diverse economy.

When the economy turns sour, lower rents will have less pressure to downside, therefore increase layoffs will affect higher rents than lower rents.