I cannot remember the last time I have been in bumper to bumper traffic.For me the wild card is the political climate of the state.

New residents of the single-family rental home market are adjusting to the realities of working and schooling from home.

The Zestimate has a lag time, meaning the algorithm has to take in recent sales data & home facts and then adjust up or down accordingly.

It is surprising that no one has commented on this thread so far considering the applicability of this news to anyone managing rental properties.Hopefully state housing courts have been adjusting their summary process policies based on this ruling.

Offering a unique climate with an emotional touch, not only will impress the visitors but will allow them an unforgettable holiday.

What I have seen is multifamily not moving because of the decreased NOI and sellers are not willing to adjust their expectations on this temporary "normal."

The cost of gasoline jumped a seasonally adjusted 8.4% in December, though the actual increase to consumers was much smaller.

Therefore, landlords should anticipate the non-payment of Section 8 tenants, and adjust the rent accordingly.Well Rehabbed Properties in a Good Location Rent More Quickly to Private Pay TenantsIf a rental property is in a good location and well rehabbed, you can generally rent it out to a private pay tenant more quickly than you can obtain a Section 8 voucher.It’s often more profitable, therefore, to be more selective choosing investment properties and do a better job with the rehab, so you can more quickly rent to a private pay tenant.Take Away: Is Section 8 Worth It?

(Poorly written contract so I’ll adjust this next time)3.

I have not seen a good answer yet because appraisers have not really adjusted to this new real estate model so there is no standard way to evaluate and not enough comps in the marketplace yet.Anyway, let me know if you find more info on the topic because I am very interested.