I haven't seen much discussion on targeted real estate markets and I don't see this category on the forum. Rich's post caused me to wonder what RE markets everyone thinks are the best to invest in. Where are you inv...

Check out this report on residential mortgage backed securities (RMBS) that came out on Oct 5.

A few things that it says is that delinquencies continue to increase at all time highs. Liquidation timelies continue to...

Is there value in buying land/vacant lots/inhabitable houses in cities that are currently depressed? I ask because land is a item that has a limited supply. As population increases, the availability of land decreases ...

USA Great Depression Rental Housing Market Analysis

RENTS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
The hearing of June 17, 1932, which appears below, was held prior to the approval by the Senate of Senate Resolution 248...

I currently own two rental units in an economically depressed area. The rents are about as high as the market will allow ($400/month), yet I'm barely making more than the cost of the mortgage ($700/month). The units...

so how would you evaluate such a low price option?It says its currently renting @ $450, below rentometer.com median.780sf, $35k asking price, 2BR, 1BA.Is this the gateway to becoming a slumlord?

I wanted to get some thoughts from all of you experienced Multifamily investors out there on my situation.  I live in a suburb North of NYC and with property values and taxes where they are around here, it is very dif...

Hi All! I have a rental in a somewhat depressed area of North Florida. The biggest employer shut down about a year ago and 3  hurricanes (2 major) hit directly in the last year. When I listed this property last yeear ...

I have talked about markets correcting for quite some time (actually began posting more in anticipation of a my fears of us spiraling into a depression like crisis). Here and here are two of the previous forum posts w...

https://apple.news/APUFQQwoyQN6GYV1bz217-gIf things like this go nationwide it will get bad fast. Much worse than a run of the mill recession. And while people want to blame it on the virus our economy & society h...