Companies like TSMC and Intel are investing billions into new facilities, and it's creating a real surge in housing demand.One of my clients was set on investing in Philly but decided to explore Phoenix after we talked.From what I read in The Wall Street Journal, Phoenix is one of the fastest-growing cities right now.

This creates a risk-free profit center for them, but no one here is a fan of the upfront fees.On the positive side, I believe their website is one of the best I’ve seen for a lender.

But I also have questions to see if anyone thinks this is a solid deal and what they expect to see as appreciation with these manufactured homes on land not in a park.

DragoThanks for your insightful response to my post and I cannot wait to implement these strategies into my research! 

I’m on the verge of purchasing my first property in Winston-Salem, NC, and I’m reaching out to tap into the wealth of knowledge this community offers.

This week in my rat race commute I started listening to audio books about investing.

New to all of this and I am looking in to buying a duplex in the Portland area as my first rental property.

It's good you made this step.

I admit this defeats the purpose of having an “all-in-one” platform :) but feel free to check it out and judge for yourself

I do realize that doesn't make me a know it all investor as even if I overpaid by 20%+++ in 2014, the REI market would have still treated me kindly.Anyways, I am wondering what your opinions are for getting into REI through Flipping in ATX for 2025 and beyond given the many forces that are at play in ATX including: 1- Interest rate cuts and the expectation that cuts will be a trend in 20252- Even with Interest Rate cuts, will this be enough to get people moving since they may be reluctant to move when they have 3% interest rates on their current home?