
23 May 2022 | 6 replies
If you are looking for units, Downtown Riverside area, Eastside (but it is hit and miss), University area (also hit and miss), Canyon Crest (hard to find), Ramona area, La Sierra, Arlanza (hit and miss).If you are looking to go outside of Riverside city, I would look at Perris, Perris is rapidly becoming a logistics hub with a large Amazon distribution center with several large name companies having the same in the area (Lowes, SEKO, Walgreens, Deckers, Ross, General Mills, Hanes, Wayfair, Starcrest, Home Depot, Clayton Homes.

20 February 2023 | 37 replies
@Aaron Gordy condos also have not seen the rapid increase in value that SFR and MFR have so they remain reasonably priced.

8 May 2023 | 24 replies
I was originally planning on finding a multi family and renting it out. my goal for my first property to eventually pay for itself and maybe even have a slight positive monthly net income, but even then Multi families get bought out rapidly. the real estate agent Ive been working with recommended using a 203k to fix up a property and suggested doing a house flip with a single family. flipping wasn't my original plan but it seems possible, but I get worried about the monthly payments for the whole first year before I can sell it and my abliltiy to sell it with the market being unstable and possible crash coming.

1 February 2024 | 38 replies
Principal is paid down quickly, therefore freeing up equity at a more rapid pace.

11 June 2020 | 3 replies
The neighborhood is rapidly appreciating and the opposite side of the street has larger ranch homes built in the '60s, most are 3/2 with basements.

13 January 2021 | 12 replies
Besides, Oakland is changing rapidly due to gentrification in many areas, property values are increasing at an enormous rate.

31 October 2017 | 16 replies
I work in the oil industry (not in the fields) and we are growing at a rapid pace.

30 April 2023 | 61 replies
Invest in more sought after areas that will appreciate at a more rapid pace with future cash flow potential.

23 April 2023 | 16 replies
We have some of the world's best hospitals and a strong STR and MTR presence around the hospitals and great rents in other parts of the city.Columbus, like i said, is growing rapidly.

1 May 2023 | 6 replies
Do people just invest in properties like this with the hope of rapid appreciation?