But this 3rd party company is letting us know that real estate sales are still going strong.https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/07/docusign-ceo-dan-springer-on-the-activity-trends-among-its-customers.html

Days on market have increased, however that trend was already occurring prior to COVID-19.I'd had several investors reach out asking about the awesome deals. 

This 10 year trend report was just released which I thought would be interesting to buy and hold investors. 

The key is finding properties in these zones that are also selling very cheap and have high rental demand with a viable tenant class and positive forward trends. 

This is in comparison to the national market trends, where pending sales are up 6.2% week-over-week since March 12.https://cbsaustin.com/news/local/zillow-sees-first-positive-signs-for-austin-home-sales-according-to-new-report?

Noticing a trend of prices going downward (somewhat) I am definitely becoming more active/confident in my searches as I feel that the next couple years should be a solid time to buy some properties! 

There is no “secret” or trick to pay no taxes on your flip.

I'm definitely interested to see the leasing trends that emerge in the next several months for both the "average" renter, and also for college students as they go back to school this fall. 

Pulaski County numbers on single family residential sales for April 19-25 continued the trend of low volume and a strong seller's market.

I always browse through for the latest trending topics or to find answers to some of my investment questions.