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Daniel Lozowy Interest Risk and Deal Analysis
12 March 2020 | 4 replies
But then again, that threw interest rates into the ground (I think the fed overreacted), however lenders are now increasing rates by 50 - 100 bps to curb demand.. 
Ryan Reynebeau Introduction - Looking to invest in Northeastern Wisconsin
14 March 2020 | 8 replies
Rents are decent and demand continues to grow.
Christina Hall Real estate 3-6-12 months from now? Low rates, but lenders ...
12 March 2020 | 2 replies
My thought initially was that low rates are keeping the real estate market afloat and prices stable, but now lenders are increasing rates to curb demand.
Bill Goodland Hit a Goal I Set 3 Years Ago!
29 March 2020 | 22 replies
I ended up getting a ton of demand and found what looks like will be a great tenant at $1095 + $25 a month pet rent for her one cat with only some paint touch-ups, some new recessed lights, and a new sink.
Christopher Olsen Need help narrowing down area to invest
19 April 2020 | 22 replies
@Christopher Olsen Make a spreadsheet of the MSA trends over the past 10 years like: vacancy, job growth, population growth, job diversity, supply & demand, taxes. 
Franco Battaglia Is anyone familiar with Hagerstown, MD?
23 April 2020 | 6 replies
In my opinion, Hagerstown is one of the best places to invest in Maryland for Cashflow due to the price per unit and demand for rentals. 
Nick Bowes Baltimore Cash Flow Rentals
13 March 2020 | 10 replies
Section 8 tenants have certain demands since the market rate tenant pool is not very reliable.
Presly Ulen How a Rookie can understand a Market
12 March 2020 | 7 replies
For example if you grew up in Hopkins you would likely know every part of the city and whats improving and declining.Your market is the twin cities area and the demand for rental housing, price to rents, and future trends.You need to know your city and what they expect from landlords and the costs involved in compliance.Neighborhoods are not the same block by block some have good demand blocks and others have undesirable blocks.Knowing your block would be understanding that the houses in a certain part of the neighborhood are In high demand because of the walking trail, proximity to transportation, or a school boundary, planned light rail, etc.
Rhett Tullis $1.78 gas and the Oklahoma City Rental Market
1 July 2020 | 24 replies
Current sellers won’t be ready to meet the new prices that buyers will demand, and the until the (possible) devastation sets in, distressed properties will not be as readily available.
Keyur Patel Refinance step of the BRRRR strategy
12 March 2020 | 1 reply
Lower than a 4 will not be much of help as of right now rates are getting tight due to demand and lenders are not offering lower than 4's.