And since 2010 the population has slightly declined.

They got on talking and Nick sent his first deal on May 18 but not yet a registered broker with SilverSky (We do have a broker program to enroll brokers before we ever fund their deals).Our investor's on the deal doing due diligence had concerns with both the sponsors and the deal which were communicated with Nick then again he reached out to me (Rodolfo) on June 7 and I knew nothing about it, but quickly reached out to Shah who confirmed the deal was off the table and Nick was told the deal is not a good fit.Nick requested for references which I did provide, I guess he was possibly looking at the wrong website (silverskycapital.com) hence he couldn't find any reference of our closed deals.We did receive client's complaints about Nick's negative propaganda on BP and I had to respond to his claims by signing up on BP but while I'm glad to become a new memberof the BPC, I can only hope not to get banned like everyone else whose account got closed in this thread without a known reason, not to mention our FL client, John Stolarenko whose been a member of BPC for over 2 years, but responded and got his account deactivated, he's did reach out to find out what was going on and if this is what paying $500 for an annual premium membership on BP is about, then I don't think I want to be part, especially being used as a platform to bully private lenders and investors who declined to fund loan request is preposterous.This only reminds me how Trump got kicked off of Twitter in 2021.

You will have people doing in both areas.I find it that some cities in upstate NY with declining populations.

The national housing market has only crashed twice in the last 120 years, and has only declined 3 times in that time frame. (1991 or so prices receded about $1800 in addition to the 2 aforementioned crashes) 

Therefore, it could be a great way to guard your wealth against declines in the stock and bond markets.💰 3.

Markets like Colorado, California and New York, while they may not provide the best yields, there is less risk that the value of the real estate will decline and more often than not they are easier to rent out.

So, if we have a contingency of loan approval, they might decline our offer.

Consumer sentiment was way up (14%) in December, reversing all declines from the previous four months.

“Of course, that’s likely dependent on the extent to which mortgage rate expectations are met with actual mortgage rate declines.”At 6.56 percent on Dec. 29, rates on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages ended the year down 1.27 percentage points below a 2023 high of 7.83 percent registered on Oct. 25, according to daily loan lock data tracked by Optimal Blue.But Palim cautioned that even if mortgage rates keep falling, economists at Fannie Mae continue to believe home sales will post only modest gains in 2024, with elevated home prices continuing to pose affordability challenges for first-time homebuyers and others.The Fannie Mae Home Purchase Sentiment Index (HPSI), which distills six questions from the National Housing Survey into a single number, increased 2.9 points in December to 67.2, in large part because of rising consumer expectations that mortgage rates will continue to fall.While only two of the index’s six components improved from November to December (mortgage rate expectations and buying conditions), the HPSI is now up 6.2 points from a year ago, and 10.5 points above an all-time low of 56.7 registered in October 2022.The survey also showed that consumers are less certain home prices will continue to go up.

I am not sure how long it will typically take to find a deal on the MLS- I have been looking for about 3+ months and seen about 15 properties, offered on 3 with decline and no negotiation.