It’s operational AI — aimed squarely at one of the biggest friction points in local development.Permitting has long been a pain point for both residents and developers.

Geopolitical developments around Venezuela oil flows and Iran tensions could influence energy prices and risk sentiment.Mortgages are starting the week where they left off Friday, holding gains from the post-GSE purchase announcement RipFest.

On top of that, the appreciation potential has been huge because of how much development is happening across the city, and Ohio is very landlord friendly, which makes it easier for out-of-state investors to manage risk.

But I'm not sure how to go about developing relationships with realtors, mortgage lenders, securing a trusted "team" as it's suggested..

Higher density = higher land value.Even before building, the land itself becomes more valuable once it has additional development rights.2.

.📍 Top Performing Zip Codes (Low Vacancy):• 28278 – 7% | Steele Creek: Ongoing residential growth, proximity to Lake Wylie, and continued commercial expansion along South Tryon• 28083 – 8% | Kannapolis: Downtown revitalization, Cannon Ballers Stadium district, and proximity to the NC Research Campus• 28211 – 8% | South Charlotte: Highly populated area with consistent redevelopment near Cotswold & SouthPark• 28092 – 8% | Lincolnton: Growing commuter appeal, new housing developments, and regional manufacturing growth• 28105 – 9% | Matthews: Historic downtown investment, retail expansion, and steady owner-to-renter demand• 28079 – 9% | Indian Trail: Rapid population growth, infrastructure improvements, and retail/commercial expansion• 28262 – 9% | University City: Light rail access, university-driven demand, mixed-use development, and job growth corridor💫 Low vacancy + active development = strong rental fundamentals.

I have 40 rental units and develop properties and started out this way. 

Great idea - house hacking is definitely a positive direction to take and I've personally previewed a few really great house hacking opportunities in Los Angeles over the last couple of weeks.I'm a realtor in Los Angeles, but also an active investor/developer and so I would simply say that there are lots of ways to find capital for investment properties that don't involve your own property.

The biggest hurdle I see with arbitrage is developing a pitch to use when approaching landlords, which you can probably do with a little research on BP and ChatGPT.

Real estate with strong fundamentals that was acquired or developed during the low interest rate environment prior to the 2022 rate increases should be able to withstand the rate environment we’ve since experienced.