Annual rentals are also in demand although the fast rise in rents over the past couple years has pushed a lot of local renters out of the area, to Lehigh Acres for example, where rents are less.Condos can be trickier to rent because many condo communities have restrictions on rentals, i.e.: length of rental term, number per year, approval from the HOA, pets, etc.  

From reading couple of deals on this site, i realize that this is not a deal you guys would even consider; but I got anxious with rising prices and low inventory in northern NJ and I jump the gun...

The buzz about ENY and Cypress Hills has a few factors: (1) Fulton, Atlantic, and Pitkin Ave were recently rezoned to allow for more density, (2) rising prices in the adjacent areas: Bushwick, Bed Stuy, and Crown Heights, and (3) the popularity of the L, A and J trains.Crime is very high in certain parts of ENY, but very low in others.  

Suppose that due to a boom in demand for real estate in Stephan’s town after he makes the investment, the value of Stephan’s property rises to $2 million by the time two years has passed.

I own some units in a condominium that includes both apartments in a mid-rise tower and 3 story townhouses.  

And rumors are they are rising and going to rise more since the election. 

The rise of Foreign Auto eating into the Domestic Auto Markets was a sure sign, all you had to do was look at the stocks of each of the big 3.

We will be receiving our first 5,000 units in February.Our focus is on remote monitoring of the homes ‘Vitals’ preventing and minimizing damage from water, mold, temperature.

Insurance $900 per yearTaxes $2450 per yearCan anyone recommend and feedback on what I should offer and also a few ways that I can creatively structure the deal with putting minimal cash down.Side note This duplex is in the port Richmond section of Philadelphia which is on the rise and has a lot of new construction going up and hip bars and restaurants and it's around 2-3 miles from the heart of the city.

After the Trump victory, the bond market is really bad. This triggers a higher mortgage rate. The current 30 yr fixed is close to 4%. Does that mean the housing market will cool off more? What are your thoughts?