Not at a crazy pace but homes are being sold.  

Business can most certainly be conducted here in California it's just at a different pace than the Midwest and you really need to know what you are doing and watch your back.

On the other side of the ledger, what are showing strains and an inability to keep escalating at the same pace, are rents.So, in order to find more cash flow, something has to give.  

BiggerPockets' rental calculator indicates it should cashflow $7500 per month after all expenses (including HST on short-term rental income) are input, assuming 3% vacancy; 4% repairs; 5% CapEx; 8% management and assuming appreciation merely keeps pace with inflation.  

I'm a newbie currently in NYC, but looking to relocate for both a change of pace and more beginner friendly real estate opportunities (looking at Dallas).

I am preparing to submit my first NC PACES Act (Crowdfunding) offering and am curious if anyone has used this method for raising money.

I understand NEK VT isn't the most fast paced market as well.

At the end of the day it's based on you and how you want to grow, some people choose the steady pace and pay off debt quickly and some people leverage the debt to grow quickly.

For now they keep going up but those too will change or at least not at this pace.

I have been trying several different methods of acquiring properties in Myrtle Beach, SC but nothing is really bringing in deals at a consistent pace.