Or you can look at news stories for trends.

It's at a peak within 12 to 24 months...so I would look at other markets...Also, I would suggest doing you're own market research (population/job growth, trends, etc.) instead of asking other investors opinion. 

Here is a map showing growth trends of major cities.

I heard the trend for paid off homes in Florida is to go self insured.

cool take JonI grew up in top tier and pleasantville hoods.I work in a laptop and lattes hood.I rent to traditionalist crowd/hood.I live in a trend setters hood.Actually pretty accurate.thanks,matt

Skills - I know how to manage people and projects, I understand budgets and repair costs, I am very resourceful, I understand markets and trends, I am a designer and know what buyers are looking for to get top dollar.

The expected rents over the loan term aren't simply considered as a stable annuity income, but a series of uneven cash flows considering expected market influences, vacancy, lease up periods, inventory of similar buildings, flexibility of use, functionality and population trends and many other aspects.

Not really to become an agent but just to learn real estate and be more informed on market trends.. vacancy rates.. rental prices.

I believe this trend will carry through to avoid federal scrutiny on all ends.When you say a good deal, how many cents did you pay for the note?  

Hi @Richmond Jasper Cu ,There is a trend right now of investing in Asian properties to take advantage of the currency.