I am looking for advice because I want to move away from the gas station industry as I do not believe in its longevity because times have changed with electric vehicle sales rapidly increasing with no signs of slowing.

Then there are areas like the West Side, West Bergen, and Bergen-Lafayette where I have been investing that’s are seeing a lot of development and are improving rapidly.

All rents are rising rapidly and getting appreciation.

I am a Realtor in Grand Rapids and looking to start my REI journey.

While many factors played into the previous high inflationary environment, supply chain interrupts due to lock-ins and large amounts of stimulus spending was a noticeable contributing factor; as was the rapid rise in interest rates.

Sellers are still able to get good prices for their properties, but buyers are finding more options without the rapid price increases seen earlier. 

As an investor and broker I’d be happy to share my knowledge, connections etc.In short, Charlotte is a rapidly growing city with strong diversity in employment. 

Rent by the room in Jacksonville is rapidly growing in popularity due to the rising need for affordable housing and the earning potential for investors.

is it a good place to invest considering that the UC merced will expand at an rapid pace?

That’s okHi Devin, Here are a couple of suggestions that might help:Rapid Rescore Services: Some credit reporting agencies offer a service called "Rapid Rescore."