Hi all, NARPM released September rent survey.While the trend continues for the majority of single-family property tenants to remaincurrent with their rent payments, a majority of property managers surveyed said that those not paying werelikely due to unemployment, according to a nationwide survey released today by the National Association ofResidential Property Managers.Just over 77 percent of property managers who responded reported that 91 to 100 percent of their tenants hadpaid their September rent in full and on time, and another 12.5 percent said that 81 to 90 percent of tenantshad paid in full and on time.Here is the link for the full press-release: https://www.narpm.org/docs/COV...Cheers, Yuriy 

I have been driving around to get to know the different regions, but would also be great to know what resources I can use to see potential rent and valuation trends, etc.

Or, if you want to be a strictly numbers guy then you at lest care about these three different numbers:Numbers nowNumbers laterNumbers in the endBecause these three numbers are not the same, I think the most prudent thing to do when considering any two markets is to thing about the meta-trends happening and how those particular markets are likely to fare. 

Now, I don't invest in California however, there is a trend at present according to data where people are moving out of urban city into the surrounding suburban or distant cities.

I work in two of the hottest markets in the country, which means waiting is losing money.

WFG National Title Company   campaigns@altos   is how it comes through on my computer e mail weekly  Hi Jay,We are excited to share the new version of Altos Market Trend reports with you.While you will still receive the same valuable data you have grown accustomed to, the new format is much more user friendly.

I think if you look at the statistics, you'll see trends that point to the stimulus checks being used for rent and food and essential living expenses. 

You don't have to get it perfectly right this time around, so go somewhere you can learn a ton and grow as an investor and an agent and you'll see some trends and opportunities along the way that you can evaluate more deeply.

I'm going to buck the trend on this thread. 

This home is surround by major new developments and in one of the hottest spots in the Denver area, Tennyson St!