Housing construction rebounded in May, continuing a recent volatile ride as builders try to find their footing in a post-pandemic economy.

Also remember that vacation spending is tied heavily to the economy.

It is in a oil driven economy.

Looking to leverage economies of scale with larger properties.

If you try to find "deals" the traditional way, it is extremely rare the numbers will make sense.Please know as I know this for A FACT: EVERYWHERE there will be deals where the numbers make sense, EVERYWHERE... with the right approach.Look, no matter what the economy does, there are always people that need to sell fast, no matter the location.

Now combine a decent yield with strong population growth in a top 10 city with a diverse economy and a low relative price point, and it's clear why San Antonio attracts so many out of state investors.

Indiana has lower property taxes, better landlord laws, and a great economy. 

There isn't much economy.

Costs will vary some region to region  and with the economies of scale from the size of firm. 

So glad to see our local economy come back and city reviving!