Hello All,I'm looking to invest out of state as I live in a very expensive market.I've identified my goals and identified several markets on WalletHub Fastest Growing Cities. This list looks at things like job growth ...

For those looking to invest out of state, what are the top cities you have been looking into? I am in Indianapolis and It seems there is a large push to invest here. What markets have others seen to be on the upward t...

Hello everyone, 
My question is: how do YOU pull market data? I'd LOVE to get my hands on asset/sale price trends and rent trends in any market but Albany NY especially... I can sure look at Craigslist for rent to ge...

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...

Howdy, as you're probably already aware, im a newbie, and i mean that when i say. I decided to get into Real Estate 3 monthes ago, took my pre-licensure classes and passed the test a week ago.

Now I hate to sound ign...

*Cross posted on the Market trend/data forum*Hi everyone! I am Dylan from Fort Worth TX. Been lurking around the forum a bit. I am at the tipping point of really dialing down to purchase my first investment property b...

I've been debating on getting my first rental property, however having experience with investing in the stock market, I understand the critical nature of 'getting in at the right time.' Sometimes that isn't an easy ca...

i want to know everything i can about my city....what/where first time home owners are buyingthe trends its been going throughwhere families are buyinghave an estimate of when the market is going to keep going up or d...

Hi everybody,I am starting out my investing career and could use some advice. I am looking to invest out of state and am not sure where to start. How do i find a good area to invest in? What metrics and trends do you ...

Residential real estate is doing pretty well despite the high rates, but commercial is getting hit pretty hard (the topic of my most recent article btw: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...). Office in particular is bein...