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.  

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

With prices down, sellers willing to negotiate, and rates potentially on a down-trend, this could be the ideal time to make some purchases (wefore everyone else catches on)What are your thoughts? 

Continuing my trend of posting on topics that I'm currently learning about; I've been looking for a new property management company (PMC). 

It's definitely getting hot, and I am seeing the same renaissance trends that Hoboken and Jersey City went through in the past.

Coming into fall (after this summer season), could potentially see having more coastal properties for sale from distressed buyers though not sure if this trend is yet occurring. 

I also would suggest Real Estate Market Analysis: Trends, Methods, and Information Sources

At the end of the day, I bought this top floor renovated ocean view corner unit for 40% below market value in the hottest market since '05, on the highly desirable island of Maui, and had the occupants out in 2 weeks and had my new tenant moved in and cash flowing by the 3rd week after closing.