What looks good to you, may not be what is popular with the market. 

People can invest in different things, but many choose to invest in real estate. Real estate investment is a stable way to increase income after a while. Can Be an alternative means of saving up for the future.

Hello all,I don't know where to post this, so I am posting here.I am located in Tucson, AZ, and it seems as if the most popular floors here are laminate and tile.I am trying to figure out, which would produce highest ROI?

One popular way is a 5/1 ARM (fixed 5-year loan then transfers to an adjustable rate) after five years you refinance.

If you are a mom-and-pop landlord with 1-2 single-family investment properties in popular markets, there's no point leasing to a rental arbitrage company at a fixed rental rate.

The thing is, my broker has a 40-yr IO loan at 4% with 2 points in addition to his 2 broker points (I know popular opinion is it's best to pay down principal at some point, but I am going to net $1600/month off of the rental of this condo with IO loan--whether from seller or from institutional lender).

I had no idea what I wanted to do when I was a senior in high school.If I were in your shoes, and this may be against popular opinion, I’d get my Real Estate license and join a successful local team.

My advice here may be contrary to popular belief, but I would actually make it a point to explore "hungry" newer agents. 

Right now real estate is the popular asset, along with high tech growth equities, so everyone is trying to win the popularity contest.

@Noah P Bonds these types of loans were really popular before the housing crises occurred.