We're chasing many different avenues here in AZ, during one of the hottest recorded markets. 

I'm just starting a conversation to see how others are handling it.There is a growing trend across our nation that coddles renters.

Gordon, from what I've seen, the trend towards prices has only gone up steadily in the past two decades.

For these reasons, I think it's most reliable to look at the trends of rent prices and vacancies over time.

Pros to househacking in NYC - You can get started with as little as 3-5% down; You will gain hands-on acquisition, project management and property management experience; you'll start off your portfolio in what is historically one of the most sough-after RE markets during a time where rates are low and the market is slowly trending downward (depending on the area of NYC); City programs (i.e.

If you're looking at appreciation, you would want your house in a good school district, closer to everything, with an up value trend. 

After some reading about the different laws in different states for rental properties, I've noticed a trend of having to register your rental property to the city (or state?)

Will the trend in the commercial real estate market continue?

One thing I’ve noticed in real estate and other areas is the ‘pay me, don’t ask questions because I’m too busy to answer’ trend.

My background is in data, therefore, I am at high-risk of analysis-paralysis :)2) In reading the 2020 NA Multifamily report by Marcus & Millichap, I have found other useful data points such as the number of Completions/Absorptions, Cap Rates, and Sales trends are detailed out for major markets.