Hi Jacob,I've got some economical but good guys who I could refer you too.

With an annual output of $132 billion and a heavy concentration of Fortune 500 companies, the city is seeing continuous economic growth.

In challenging economic times, it is easier to find good deals, so more money gets deployed.  

On the other hand, a recession could cause mortgage rates to go down more but it will likely not drop to COVID levels or even the levels we saw during the foreclosure crisis, unless the Feds start up with Quantitative Easing again.

I'd been working on this article for a couple of weeks, but given the economic announcement VP Harris made last Friday, the timing couldn't have been better.

Louis presents a promising opportunity for real estate investment, given its affordability, rental demand, and economic stability.

Personally I have a degree in business economics and it initially proved useful in the running of my business.

A multifamily deal is a resilient, recession-proof gold mine because rents tend to increase regardless of economic circumstances, there will always be more people than places to live, PERIOD.

There are several compelling reasons why this region is becoming increasingly attractive to investors and businesses alike, and if you’re considering putting down roots—or even just exploring opportunities—this might be the perfect time.Thriving Industries and Big Business InvestmentsThe economic landscape in Louisville and Southern Indiana is robust and diverse, with several industries driving significant growth.

Likely through economics, as in massive deductibles.