I love to work on property, but what happens if for health reasons I am laid up and can no longer continue at this pace.

So I do think incomes have to go up in San Diego for property to keep appreciating at the pace it has.    

Also, (if anyone from Note School reads this), it would be great if the management offered a feedback survey to the attendees to get input on improving the agenda/content. 

The amount of growth out paces the supporting infrastructure making it a nightmare. 

Individual deal analysisMacro indicators for the market:Population growth- Find data for market - ‘Resident Population in <City>, <State>’- Compare to US average (by adding a line - ‘Population, Total for US’)- Compare over last 10 years- Compare as ‘Percentage Change From Year Ago’- Data from FRED - https://fred.stlouisfed.org/ - You’re looking for the market to be keeping pace or exceeding the US averageAverage hourly earnings- Find data for market - ‘Average Hourly Earnings of All Employees: Total Private in <City>, <State>’- Compare to US average (by adding a line - ‘Average Hourly Earnings of All Employees: Total Private’)- Compare over last 10 years- Compare as ‘Dollars Per Hour’- Data from FRED - https://fred.stlouisfed.org/ - You’re looking for the market to be keeping pace or exceeding the US averageUnemployment rate- Find data for market - ‘Unemployment Rate in <City>, <State>’- Compare to US average (by adding a line - 'Unemployment Rate’)- Compare over last 10 years- Compare as ‘Percent’- Data from FRED - https://fred.stlouisfed.org/ - You’re looking for the market to be keeping pace or less than the US averageHousing market:Look at these in totality:- Median sale price (lag indicator - growth indicates high demand)- Inventory (lead indicator - low rate indicates it’s a seller’s market)- Average sale to list price (lag indicator - can you offer below asking?)

So I've been trying to learn everything I can by reading, reading and then for a change of pace reading some more. 

Our rents are very high right now and there is still a large demand,  but we are building and redeveloping at a record pace.  

I know this post is 5 years old, and so by now I'm sure you probably know about this but I just wanted to say Pace Morby found a solution for this.

(New York City, Boston, Providence) for over 12 years, initially to play college football, yes you read right football not soccer, at Pace University with a major in Finance & Economics.

I have also been to meet ups, but the sponsors and the owner of the club is the main agenda.