This question is for my Realtors whose niche is first time homebuyers!

This allows them more financial flexibility, more discretionary spending, working less, and more time with loved ones. 

We're not anticipating to close until the beginning of November so there is plenty of time for me to figure this all out but I figured it was a good idea to go ahead and post the questions here.If anyone has any experience with this in the Raleigh area and I could send you a quick message that would be much appreciated.

"Off market" can be good if it fits into your strategy of the time and effort outweighs the actual cost savings.

Crystal River has been on the upswing, but you are at a good time to be looking in Florida because a lot of areas are on the pricing downswing which could help find a two-family.

Their "asking amounts" have improved, but are still above pre-COVID times, when 1/2 month of rent seemed to usually work.

It's been great for us because we no longer have to waste time going to appointments.Difficult?

It's a bit of a tough position especially if they have been living there for a long time with the previous owner without having a security deposit.

Los Angeles rents remain well above the Western regional average of $178 per unit for non-climate-controlled and $191 for climate-controlled units.Competitive Inventory, Employment, AbsorptionNew inventory additions slowed in Q1 2024, with only 969 units delivered compared to over 1,000 units per quarter throughout 2023.

It also helps that we have family who lives there, so we have a built-in excuse to tour the properties a few times a year.Does anyone have experience with Davenport?