Hey everyone,Is anyone else using predictive analytics in their deal-finding efforts?

@Gordon Forbes you can always pool your cash and purchase investments at wholesale or greatly discounted rates if the often predicted correction does come and people panic and sell their positions (stock or Real Estate).

I have recently acquired a Mobile home lot with utility hookups, for sale in Winter Haven FL, .24 acres (151 Palmetto Dr, Winter Haven 33880)Zillow predicts 33880 home values will rise 16.1% next year, compared to a 10.3% increase for Winter Haven as a whole. the Zestimate for rent is $750/month.Should I try to sell the lot to a nearby resident and try to get out of the deal breaking even?

I am no way predicting a replay of those events but it did happen.. and for those to think that rentals are immune well they just don't know what they don't know.. in some markets sure but in many NOPE> 

I Its not a prediction if its already happened, is it?  

Predicting what will happen in the future is hard; so many factors can impact the market - inflation, interest rates, economic performance, geopolitical events, unexpected events, etc.

No one can predict the future, and having the financial flexibility of the lower payment could be invaluable.  

I'll take you at your word Tom, but I predict a week at most before you start calling people names.

I had no idea that was not allowed by S8, and someone more experienced than I was could have predicted what happened - the grandmother and girlfriend moved out after the 2nd month, and the remaining mother/daughter simply told me their voucher was $800 and that's all I was going to get.With this group's low credit scores and amnesia about certain debt, definitely pass.

Time will tell but there should be data that can predict.