Over the past three decades, I haven't seen any evidence that refutes this.For me, while interesting to read and sometimes informative, most of the debate about which metric to use and when, or why to use it, becomes noise that distracts. 

Used mindfully, AI can remove the noise, automate the ordinary, and elevate the extraordinary.

I’m working with an agent and focusing on:SFR or 2–4 unit multifamily (no HOA)Up to $600K“Fixer upper”, “as-is”, or vacant propertiesNo condos or HOA communitiesHigh rental demand or opportunity zonesI’m finding a lot of noise in the MLS and want to refine my search to get better leads.

Trying to not burn a lot of daylight trying to figure that out3. of course I would use a third party inspection 4. concerned about bottom line price and not incentives , buying down rates and all the noise that attracts buyers who pay way more than they should 

Some neighborhoods (especially historic overlays) also layer in design or noise restrictions.Seasonality & Market Dynamics:Jan–Mar tends to be slower, with revenue often dropping ~30–40% vs. peak months.

Curious does your town have unrelated persons ordinance and noise violation fines?

Since the noise is an issue, and the heat warning is serious so consider these ideas: First, offer to give them another portable unit (rent or buy one) to spread the cooling and reduce noise in one area. 

I’d recommend putting together a quick one-pager that outlines how you handle turnovers, cleaning, noise control, and liability coverage.

That’s exactly why I’m here, to connect with people like you who get it, who are moving forward no matter what the noise around them says.Let’s definitely stay in touch, I’m all about trading ideas, keeping each other locked in, and building something that actually lasts.– Lee

Equity investors seem increasingly immune to geopolitical noise, instead zeroing in on AI momentum and megacap strength as the real market movers.Meanwhile, Treasury yields slipped, with the 10-year falling to 4.36% after a strong bond auction and rising hopes that the Fed could start cutting rates by September.