The plan is to head out of town every February through March timeframe.

We are opening up registration in March and we are going to sell out so be sure to watch your emails for registration information in March!

(My personal call is to reach March/April 2020 levels or Pre Pandemic stimulus/QE.) 

Lets compare using ZHI between San Jose condo and use Piscataway, NJ Single Family (I am familiar in this area LOL) Gap between May 2022 to March 2023 for Piscataway NJ: +10K (meaning price in March 2023 in NJ, is higher than May 2022), typical price: $450kGap between May 2022 to March 2023 for San Jose condo:  -25k (meaning price of condo in San Jose in March 2023 is cheaper compare to May 2022), typical price: $750k So price is relative depends on time and location, so someone in NJ now has chance to sell more appreciated asset, to buy an underappreciated asset in different place, although the absolute value seems different.  

Investor bought it for 100k in March and he has decided he does not want to put out the 115k the house needs to get it equivalent with the houses around it, so he listed it for 175k. 

I looked on the Rent Board increases and from 2007 to the present, the rent increases range from 0.1% to 2.3% (varying each year) but this was recently changed to 3.6% as of March 1, 2023.

Time marches on and I am in the middle of another turnover now and pressed for time.

I have 10 properties in Detroit, and if you're near the Oak Park area between mid-February and mid-March, I'd be happy to get together and talk more (I'll be there for a month then).

No payout for me. 2 of my unpaid payouts are from March!!!

Bureau of Labor Statistics said Wednesday in its monthly inflation report.It’s the smallest increase since March 2021, around the time when pandemic-era inflation began rising quickly.The moderation in inflation has been broad-based, and there are encouraging signs looking ahead, economists said.The Federal Reserve is still expected to raise interest rates at least one more time.Inflation slowed sharply in June to its slowest pace in more than two years, translating to less of a pinch on the average consumer’s wallet thanks to price relief across categories like energy, groceries and housing.Inflation measures how quickly prices are changing across the U.S. economy.The consumer price index increased 3% in June relative to a year earlier — a slowdown from 4% in May, according to the U.S.