Quick Raleigh Housing Market Update I put together so you can stay in the loop.

The market is not great right now for finding a job in IT and I'm tired of getting off people and again recruiting them.

And, residents need employment; otherwise, units are full but some can't pay.In many markets, there's a pretty large jump from C to D class...and in most markets, D class takes very hands on, local management.

I could probably get $1,500/mo or higher, but I'm good with keeping it under market rate, have a great tenant who loves the space, we have a good thing going.On another point, not sure how far along you are, but there are 2 things you need to know about for this type of living set up. 

Since she's by far my biggest headache her rent in going to market come January. 

New Market Dynamics and Competitive Pricing: With more competition around commission rates, investors might benefit from lower transaction costs in the long term.

If you want to network or ask specific questions about your local market, go to your local real estate forum and connect with investors from your area: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/86-local-real-estate-networking5.

Before you say 'you should have the money to get into a contract' I normally wouldn't be in this situation but I've just closed on a property that was all cash 2 weeks ago and a friend calls me on a property that's truly an amazing deal that I want to get into contract (has stable tenants renewing contracts above market, I can get for under market).

If you're keeping an eye on the U.S. housing market, you've probably noticed some pretty interesting shifts happening lately.

Any ideas suggestions or thoughts on the market?