We're due for a shift in that trend, in which case, if you get stuck with a property that doesn't cash flow you're going to 1: not make any sort of appreciation profit for a long time bc you bought at a peak2: enjoy negative cash flow while you're not making your appreciation money, or possibly losing more money to depreciation.

Making sure both ends of the spectrum don't get to your head is a key in longevity in this career path. 

Yes, marketing is the key to running a successful business.

We worked with the owner of Key Realty, John Murray on this deal.

I am not convinced that a "crash" is coming but something has to stabilize in NE Florida for sure...prices cannot continue on this trend.

This year we purchased our first two - close to turn key - properties.

The house needs only cosmetics and will rent close to 1% and appreciate 6-8% on average per year if markets trends continue.

What are some trends in wholesaling you're seeing take shape?

I’m really bullish on the Dayton market and think Dayton is trending in the right direction.

All the Rooms and Airdna offer rate data and trends and for longer stays there are a number of different corporate housing reports.