In case others were in the dark with me, I wanted to share and get everyone's thoughts.Especially with populations in Upstate stagnating/declining (see an article on that here), the long-term viability of investment in these markets might be called into question, especially when comparing to other areas around the country.That being said, these issues are not a new phenomenon.

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We gave a 7k reduction to our excellent owner financed tenant due to declines in the market and the well collapsing after 4 years and my CPA did not ask for 1099C information on the tenant for that loss hhmmm.

pid=2020Houston Real Estate Highlights for December and Full-Year 2023:-2023 marked the second consecutive year of declining home sales with 83,854 single-family homes sold versus 95,302 in 2022 – a decline of 12.0 percent; .

. § 54:5-86, is defective; I think the quandary title insurers are going to find themselves in is, if in the future they decline to issue policies on titles deraigned from a tax deed because of this new suit, have they declared that the titles are unmarketable and therefore the insureds have a recoverable loss?

I saw some properties go into a serious state of decline while the infighting was ongoing and the original seller bought it back from the TIC investors for a reduced value.

Woonsocket is the land of Section 8, so if you're OK with that then wonderful, if you're not, then I recommend staying out of that market.A few links worth checking out:Woonsocket Comprehensive Plan which includes good statistics such as, "Woonsocket’s ratio of homeowner to renter is 35:65... the total number of assisted units has continued to grow during a period of continued overall population decline."

Our insurance broker has been declined by ALL carriers b/c of either the pub or the age of the building.

I could not get away with jacking up the rent last year because rents remained flat and/or declined.

Will there be a decline in the real estate market?