Now, in a survey published Thursday by an apartment-listing service, nearly one in five respondents reports struggling to make the monthly payments.keep up, the survey, by Apartment List, suggests escalating housing costs may be straining renters’ resources.

Are there any 'gurus' out there that can give me some insight on publishing...

Their lending companies might be here (which could've been the reason the ad got published in the first place) so where are the big boys investing?

@David Krulac - What was the book and when was it published?

For those who want to know, UCLA Anderson School of Management publishes real estate forecasting reports every year. 

According to a recently published "Business Insider" article, the average American spends close to 35% of their household income on housing.

Some are posted on the City's web site and some on the Counties, some aren't posted, some are published some are not. 

I also published a book on this topic and will give anyone who wants it, a complementary copy

Hi Coline,One of the biggest pitfalls we've seen investors make during our real estate research at algoreit.com is limiting themselves to a specific market (city).By looking for opportunities in a limited area, investors may suffer losses of 15% or more during investment lifetime.I encourage you to boarden you search - you might be surprised with what you'll find.BTW,We are now starting to publish our research findings on: blog.algoreit.comBest of luck!

One of our conference bootcamp speakers and a BiggerPockets Blog staple, Marty Boardman, wrote an article that was published by Realtor.com today about why Realtors need to come to the BP conference.If you're an agent and have wondered why you would want to attend a conference for real estate investors, please read and share this article:Why Realtors Should Attend the BiggerPockets Real Estate Investing Summit