The multifamily real estate market is gaining momentum as we close out 2024, driven by easing financial conditions and attractive cap rates, according to Marcus & Millichap's Q3 report.Cap rates have surged to an average of 5.8% between July 2023 and June 2024, marking a 110-basis-point increase from 2022's low and the highest level since 2014.

I would talk to an STR-centric real estate agent in the area who can help you navigate these zones.

The LLC under the HomeVestors franchise the whole time were up front telling me that they never inspected or lived in the home.

I’m a real estate agent specializing in both residential and commercial real estate, with extensive experience as an investor.

I've been tossing around the idea of relocating (not solely for real estate but it is a big factor) and I'm wondering what areas have the best potential for flips over the next few years.

I’m not looking to have an active membership with a realtor association at this time.

I worked in banking for years and was a Private Banker with securities licenses for a time.

I don't build new homes with builders, but I believe construction costs are high and time frames long based on my remodel experience. 

I haven't felt the need to verify employment; I figure that if they have good credit with multiple lines in good standing--and no evictions--they've demonstrated their ability to pay on time. 

Having lived in "the valley" for some time, my family and I have been looking into purchasing a few rentals in the Conway/Bartlett area.