Some other areas, like my market, had no appreciable rent decline from the GR. 

The number of workers in most industries - automotive, manufacturing, etc - has either stagnated or declined, while the level of output has increased fairly dramatically.

@Enyi Ajoku, you should have declined based on credit score and then stopped.  

Looks like the market there declined 10% 2007-2011 then started rebounding hard starting in 2016, fully recovered by 2018 and has been gangbusters since then, so seems more like a boom and bust market than one with strong long-term fundamentals to me, and since it’s been booming for a while now...

The only way out for syndication is the same as holding REI: appreciation and declining cap rate.

Highest declining inventory is on Oakland Michigan right now.Dallas is good for homebuyer because it offers lot of job in that market and price is relatively cheaper because there are lot of supply.

I just moved back recently (I was born and raised in Springfield) and there is a growing push to revitalize the city after a long decline. 

Without even introducing himself or saying hello, they went straight to the point and told me that it was ridiculous and funny to see that I had a listing up for $750k because 2 years ago his clients offered the seller $750k "off market" and the seller declined.

With respect to the declining bonus depreciation, that isn't change, it was set-up with a fixed sun-set.  (#3) WRT the tax now, rather than taxes later, don't let that tax tail wag the tax dog.

I was going to decline all coaching, but they pitched a full coaching program where I would not have to do anything if I was too busy.