@Colleen F.

Quote from @Colleen F.: @Nathan Brown @Henry T.   

Below is some research I have done - The following are firms that are predicting that US home prices will fall in 2023:Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, Moody's Analytics, Bank of America,KPMG, Zondahome, JBREC, Yieldstreet, Zelman & Associates, Pantheon Macro,AEI, TD Bank US, Pantheon Macro, Cap Economics, CoStar Group, Amherst Holdings, ING Economics, Calculated risk, Housing Wire (Mohtashami), Redfin, Altos Research, Kwri's chief economist (Gonzalez), Fannie Mae, Zillow, SP Global.The following are firms that are predicting that US home prices will be flat (less than 1% gain, but not greater than a 1% decline) in 2023:Freddie Mac, MBA MortgageThe following are firms that are predicting that US home prices will rise in 2023:RDC Economics, CoreLogicInc, Home LLC (Nikhaar Shah), Nardot Realtor."

Quote from @Richard F.: Aloha,What does the existing Rental Agreement state regarding breeches of it?

So would you consider these type of properties likely to be more C,D, or F? 

I f you do a furnished rental also look into the proper insurance riders for this. 

In this current climate I’m looking at a process of brrrr-ing into bridge not permanent finance, to get my HML lender off the books and available for more deals, and allow myself to pivot quickly into lower rate loans that I believe to be coming back sometime 2023.  

Quote from @Eric F.

You mentioned Texas and North Carolina but which city and remember every city has A through D or even E, F grade area.

@Riley F.