And if you have the hottest place in town and students can't find a place to live, you couldn't care less about a 1.5% inflation, but rather jack up prices every year up to what the market can bear.

WE use VFLyer.com to develop the Ad Content, and blast it out to Rentals.com plus Hotpads.com, Zillow.com, Trulia.com and others but Our current trend for Ringing The Phone on SFH's DENVER AREA: Rents above $1500/mo RENTALS.com,below $1500 CRAIGSLIST

And of course millions of more properties in pre-foreclosure stages.Are there trends by the GSEs, large banks, and major servicers to be more proactive in pursuing short sales with borrowers that are past due?

I would like to track the trend in my area like Chris suggested.Thanks

I agree that people can, and some will, spend the time and money to get their lending operations legal (many of them in manufactured housing with one or the other of my two companies) and as a result make a great deal of money not only on the loans, but in buying other people's operations at fire sale prices.That does not mean that the trends in government to regulate everything* doesn't worry me, or that the power grabbing the CFPB is doing doesn't freeze my blood.(* How about their new pocket knife becomes a switchblade legislation that, thank somebody, has not yet passed?)

Where can I go to find statistics about my market? I am just looking for statistics to show where people are buying and for how much? I see charts on certain websites that I'm not sure are very accurate. I'd like to g...

SEO is always changing and it seems impossible to stay up with the trends of SEO and run a business.

You should be able to get usage history and amounts billed over the years from the utility companies to get an average and whether you see cost trending up or down.For utilities the BIG FACTOR will be what is common for the area??

At this point, everyone seems to call themselves what they want and the trend is toward the soft and squishier "Private Lender."

This is of course a long term trend and won't really bloom until the gen Y'ers come of age and the boomers are retired, but I see it coming and Urban Land Development degree will help me stay ahead.