Terry Burger a close friend and associate of mine is a self-proclaimed data geek and his super power is understanding the retail consumer and how to find opportunities in current data trends. He understands how to loo...

How local are real estate markets? Basically, how similar is a market in one neighborhood versus a city in general versus nationally, etc.? If the national real estate market is a hot sellerr's market, how likely woul...

Figuring out market movements aren't easy in normal times. So how can we make sense of things during COVID-19?
The best course that I have found is to get back to basics. In this case, that means following supply and...

Does anybody own an airBNB in Central Florida who could share their recent history with it? I would really like to get into STR at some point with one of my next houses, but now does not seem like the right time.
I w...

anybody here developing new construction in the greater seattle area? or are most of you using other avenues to build investment income ? ie.. flipping or buy/hold ect.. 

Property prices and rents are both driven by supply and demand.

If there are more sellers than buyers, prices will fall.
If there are more buyers than sellers, prices will rise.

If prices rise, fewer people can...

Welcome to our informative and insightful blog series, where we delve deep into the world of rental housing pricing and trends with the help of a seasoned property manager. Whether you're a prospective tenant searchin...

According to Yardi Matrix most recent publication, “COVID-19: A Game Changer for Multifamily", nationally, rents have dropped by 0.4% since the arrival of COVID. This past week I decided to focus on some key areas of ...

Example: in arizona houses below median are 170,000 does it change for every city? Or it stays the same for all cities like phoenix, etcOh also when you want to know how many people live in areas so you can buy, do i ...

In short, I don't think so. If you don't agree, please provide some insight and fill me in on what I am missing. There are two big clues that a foreclosure wave is not imminent. The first clue is in the first quarter ...