Hi,I would like to know is there any specific website that I can find the RE trends of different US cities over the last 10 or 20 years?

I need some advice.  I currently have two rental properties (both duplexes) that I purchased in 2018 and 2019.  They both generate good income (together just short of $50k per year) and things are rolling along just f...

Hey all,I own two four flats (Albany and Kilbourn Park) that I've househacked and looking for a third. I was fortunate to do Homepossible (5% down) on those two but now I'm relegated to FHA and 3.5% down. I've been lo...

Get familiar with weather trends and natural disasters the area is prone to as to protect and insure against them (tornado, floods etc) Know how the construction materials of your home fair in the environment it's in. 

I thought they did a decent job explaining the trends but the analysis was not clear and kinda slanted a bit negative.

Usually there's a trend when you don't succeed at something despite multiple attempts.Not everything is going for 50k over ask.

I also have data for Wisconsin: a median income can still afford almost 2 median homes.A new trend that I see in my business is that more people move to Milwaukee, or the Midwest in general.

I would say in just about any market LVP is more desirable than carpet especially for rentals, it is the national trend of today. 

It was mostly cosmetic work with an eye for detail and modern trends What was the outcome?

Might get a little lost in the noise with the answers all over the place rather than in one thread where it could trend.