If he were not in office, that might come to a halt, unless of course the person who takes over continues the trend.

Seems much more advantageous than a brrrr deal...I saw a post trending yesterday the guy was putting up 30k on a turnkey company to cashflow 26$ a month.. lol

.)- Median Rents by Number of Bedrooms- Unemployment Rate- Employment Sectors Percentages- Number of Building Permits Issued- Foreclosure Rate- School Ratings- Crime StatisticsWhen you consider all the variables listed above you will be better able to judge a locations tenant quality.Also take into consideration the direction in which each of these market indicators are trending.

The Realtor data is showing us trends that might influence how you put together your business plan.

Even these homes now that were in service for 10 years plus they needed to be updated to the latest trends to sell retail.. so on average I put about 15 to 20k into each one to sell it.End of the Day if I had not gotten the special tax treatment these would have been not so great.. recapture is something to deal with as well.. rentals to me are life time pursuit. most don't have any clue as to what its going to take to exit both in rehab and tax liablity ( unless you 1031) but then you have to stay in the rental game.

Also it would be interesting to look at the long historical data to understand if it’s a trend or not.

Owning my properties in a steady growing Sunbelt area: the trend in the US has been from North to South, East to West for over 40 years now and really doesn't show any signs of abating.

I don’t have the data in front of me so by all means pull your own before making a decision but I’m almost positive that I found Huntsville to be a more promising rental market based off of indicators such as population growth trend, unemployment trend and vacancy rates.

So my key point of advice be aware, cognizant and study monthly where the market is going and spot the trends.

@Greg Szymbor The new trend is to go off-grid!