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Johann Jells Should I provide tenants of MF with blue recycling bags?
10 May 2019 | 5 replies
That being said if you think that they’ll rack up more fines then they have in a SD then I would just continue to supply the bags and try to find new tenants. 
Aaron T. Tampa market starting to cool off
3 July 2019 | 10 replies
I think supply is finally catching up to demand, and going to affect the artificial market we have had. just today I got an appraisal back that was extremely low. there have been other instances of appraisals coming in low on other properties as well. makes you wonder if its the market, or the banks and appraisers in bed with one another.this will be interesting to watch.
Uneeq Khan Newbie looking to wholesale in NJ
16 January 2020 | 13 replies
So I believe I have a potential access to go supplies of homes to wholesale because of how many towns i visit due to work, and the areas where i work always tends to be an up and coming area with new apartments complexes or residential developments.
Cole Black Experienced investors walk me through the evaluation of this deal
12 May 2019 | 8 replies
To make this worth anything you would need at least a 15% return and given the numbers you've supplied means that you couldn't pay more than $95k for the property.
Precious Thompson First time seeing a property
22 May 2019 | 14 replies
Learn your market metrics ( Cap rate, market rents, insurance cost) and the current supply/demand.
Alex Bekeza Florida's Vacancy Rates
16 January 2020 | 9 replies
Kapfidze said the secondary vacant homes — many of them owned by foreigners — are keeping prices high by tightening the supply of housing.An oversupply of housing units is causing rents to fall in areas like Downtown Miami, and owners are selling their units for less than they bought them for.
Vineet Bindal Need Advice: Thinking to buy new condo to renting out in Bay Area
30 May 2019 | 27 replies
More buyers with more money with no more supply typically leads to price increases.So I suspect the recent and pending IPOs did result in some previous increase to the RE price, I do not believe it could cause the full increase because the buyers did not yet exist (i.e. buyers who can purchase after they become millionaires/billionaires from the IPOs could not have purchased the same house prior as they will be able to post IPO having the increased wealth that resulted from the IPO).Time will show if there is any significant increase and how big the increase. 
Paul Flynn Stocks and housing CRASH
21 May 2019 | 49 replies
Zoning laws in Chicago do not allow 2-4 units to be built as rentals easily in the north side neighborhoods which creates an interesting supply and demand shortage.
Adam F. Is new multi family development a good sign to invest in an area?
20 May 2019 | 11 replies
On the bad side, the influx of rental supply is direct competition.