I just finished reading through this year's RE trends study done by Urban Land Institute and PwC.  

The Rental trend remained bullish in January 2015 with rents inching up in most metropolitan areas of the US when compared to December 2014.

I see the population, demographics trends to continue into 2020.

Was wondering if that trend has continued throughout 2014.Are they still accumulating?

There are comps to support that number.Also your neighbor listed his at:3211 Rockview Dr, Lithonia GA4 /32,491sqft1,075/mo0.43/sqftand his is 200 sqft larger than yoursif you do a $999 special it should fly off the market.also note the rent trends have not been favorable in that area, for the past few months they've been trending slightly down.

Hi Everyone,I tried looking around the forums for a clear answer but no luck. Where do people usually go to check the areas real estate prices? Is there some site/company that tracks all the prices in the USA? Or do y...

This model is pretty recession proof as the pieces that make up the puzzle are not based on economic trends, rather the laziness of people.

Since I don't always like to follow the trends of what everyone else is doing, I may decide to use a bright green if I go that route.  

Attract these people to your location.Here's a problem I see, so many people get captivated by the thought of the E-Myth and 4 Hr Work Week, that they focus on the wrong aspects first.  

This is relating to the newest video by BiggerPockets, involving inventory data trends by realtor.com .