Short term is difficult to forecast, but the property management companies have models.  

Presently, I collaborate with them on acquiring industrial properties in the Midwest for their investors, while simultaneously developing my own investor base to invest alongside them.Over time, my approach to adding value has evolved, but my ability to accurately forecast returns and develop strong business plans has remained a constant.

Perfect weather, broad based economy, recreation, medical care, amusement parks, and the ocean!

Although we can't say how long this recession will last, there are forecasts that suggest an upswing could start as early as the second half of 2020.

"While home-builders are slowing their business, continued demand may mean the Dallas-Fort Worth housing market fares better than other parts of the U.S. in 2023." This is the time to buy and I would love to help you ...

Try to pick a date and time when you expect the weather to be mild and dry.

Its not a place where you receive incredible appreciation but you can find properties that can weather economic storms better than most of the country.

However, in the case of CA, they have been holding for decades ... there has been a chronic shortage of housing and the conditions that cause that are not likely to go away ... the weather is nice so lots of people want to live here (strong demand), the economy is diversified with high paying jobs (strong demand), you can't build into the ocean (limited supply), there are practically no empty buildable lots unless you go way inland (limited supply), environmental and strict building regulations make new construction difficult/costly (limited supply) ...

And if its just sitting there unsecured, the weather and vandals are going to start affecting the building's core bones and foundation....

“There was a reduction in the availability of loans with lower credit scores and higher LTV ratios, and the largest pullback came from the jumbo and non-QM space,” said Joel Kan, MBA associate vice president of economic and industry forecasting.