@Jamee Rodriguez Hello, I may have some inventory tha peaks your interest in the TX market.

The philly market is hot right now but the question is, do you buy a rehabbed property which is usually priced at the peak of the market or do you find a fixer upper and negotiate down.

We do a lot of work with a property management company so this has also peaked my interest in the field.

At its peak, it is usually near a market top.  

My interest has been peaked with the Cleveland OH area, and if you get in the right spot, it looks like you can have great returns.

The fact is no one can predict the peaks and valleys of real estate booms and busts.  

Brooklyn is still under its 1950s population peak by 4%.  

I've found one 4plex that peaked my interest. 329,000 list. 4 2/2 885 sq ft.

This has not been yet provided bye the owner but based on the market rental rates in the area it is very close to accurate besides operating expenses.

I'm currently selling my one and only california property (also a prior primary residence)I think California is again near peak or peaking and therefore want to avoid a huge downturn.