It's a lot easier to hold onto a property and wait for the right time to sell if it's breaking even (or cash-flowing obviously), than to look objectively at market trends and find the right time to sell when you're paying into the property every month. 

., trends on attached townhomes).For rents you can use rentomer (like $100/year last time I checked) and pull an expanded list of rent comps to get YoY data.

The assumption is that we will be in a "real" recession at some point in 2023 and based on historic trends mortgage rates were always lower at the end of a recession than at the beginning, on average 1.8%.

Iv noticed a trend where most multifamily listings have the rents much under market rent.

We're definitely trending in that direction since the peak median price in May 2022.

Here is a great video Dion put out on Trends in Real Estate that are gone in 2022.Good luck on all your goals! 

Hello fellow money makers,Can you offer any resources on where I can expand my knowledge of how macro events influence regional and local real estate trends? 

Yes I think rehab cost will start a downward trend as money is more expensive to borrow which impacts several areas, including the demand of those financing rehab projects as they are more risky unless your planning to buy and hold IMO. 

Second, I don't know about the current subdivisions that builders are putting in, but there's been a trend in higher-demand areas for builders to build side-by-side duplexes on the less desirable streets of their neighborhoods (backs up to highway, etc.) and that may be an option fr you if you can find it.

They know they have a captive tax paying item(the house, not the owner) so they’re just taking advantage.