Demographic trends add to this as townhouses may be more attractive to singles and newly married while a SFH may be more attractive to older larger families.What is a more realistic proposition is that condos or townhouses may be hit harder in a down market.

If anyone has questions about healthcare real estate and would like to start a conversation or share insight on trends, I'd love to chat.Thanks!

But this may be a trend and we may see an expansion in the coming years. 

Hey @William J Stratton Jr. i'd suggest diving into jobs reports and population trends for midwest/ southeast cities.

If I didn’t know any better I’d say I’m starting to see a trend .

Things got a lot tighter, but if you know your market and stay on top of trends, there are opportunities everywhere.  

Our region is somewhat cooling off as it is, so finding those pockets where appreciation is rapidly rising can be difficult.You asked if it was a good deal, but the bottom line is that it depends upon the area, comps and trends in that area.

Their knowledge of local trends and how the numbers work in your chosen exit strategy can be invaluable in finding the right deal for you.But having a good agent doesn’t exempt you from also doing your homework.

That's due to the fact that they have a good combination of cash flow and economic/demographic trends.

Things that can affect your equity position: loans fees that accrue and pile up in the payoff, a market that's flattening / on a downward trend, and price drops on your listing.