How will our markets react to recessionary/deflationary pressures when they arrive is my real question in combination with missing the drivers of real estate appreciation in these Major Cities?

Being within a 2 hour drive of San Francisco has me contemplating how the market out here would react if California ever finishes the high speed rail that has been in planning.

.  (+/- REACT RE or ACTS)  & John Ianotti or Ed Read in particular, & what your experience was? 

Hello All,My name is Hersh Rai and I am a native from Merrimack, NH.

I'm a native of New Orleans who resides in Central Texas.

Here are basic stats on single-family home sales for December 2019 for the City of Austin and the greater Austin area:I'm a native Texan and have lived in Austin for nearly 14 years, and it really is remarkable how the area has transformed over the past decade.

The point is it's a low-cost entry (along with making calls) to proactively get after deals instead of just reacting to the MLS.   

I'm a native Kansas Citian and have enjoyed investing in Kansas City for over 15 years.

I'm a fellow BayArea native and I invest here, in Austin since I'll be relocating there end of year and pretty heavy in Ohio and Michigan for cash flow.

And if X = 2 than why would you take such a note but if x=10 you have time do react (keep in mind that economy could be not in your favor when you have to pay the  note back)