There is a risk that your home value in a vacation market declines with lower revenues, and it may only net you 1m next year.

It doesn't experience the rapid appreciation that you see on the coasts but it also doesn't experience the rapid declines; that is to say we have significantly less variance over time from "mean" pricing.

Hey Ben,I would echo what everyone else is saying as I believe we are hoping for rate stabilization rather than a decline.

As mentioned above, condos tend to appreciate slower than SFH and decline in value quicker than SFH.

I believe he can cover the entire state and was able to get coverage on a handful of deals where were getting ridiculous quotes or declines.

I am looking to acquire 2-4 units in Houston, TX by the end of the year and I'm looking for an investor to enter into the deal with.Thesis: Buying a property before rates decline will allow for appreciation as demand rises.Location: I am looking for properties in Houston's South Medical District given the Helix project.Financing Options: I have spoken to a lender who will provide a loan at 0% down and a 7.5% interest rate.

I kindly declined.

One item I see missing in all these opinions about if or when the RE market will decline is the following: out of control bank leveraging, hidden derivatives, and absurd amounts of money printing will eventually take its toll on the dollar and the economy.

It's unlikely all neighborhoods will decline at once.

From doing my online research I hear a lot of people complain about syracuse being in a decline economically and a huge portion of the population under poverty.