Let’s hypothesize: Split your RE operation into two distinct lines of business 1.

My team and I read the MFRMLS market reports every few months (and we all have our own theories or hypotheses).

How do I best hypothesize occupancy rate?

So the fundamentals do bot correlate to your hypotheses.

The cultural shift you have hypothesized simply is no where close to having occurred yet....and the hypothesis that the coronavirus will hasten it, has done the exact opposite in the last 4 weeks. 

I would have to hypothesize that they just don't think that it is worth taking back for the full amount owed.

Now I would hypothesize that in a market like that short sales and REO's are going to be strong avenues for a wholesaler to find deals, but I still think there's potential in other strategies.

She just started dating a home inspector, and he hypothesizes that there is mold in the townhome.

I would further hypothesize that 50k home markets present a lesser risk of default on owner occupant buyers as the median income is often in excess of 33% of the home's price, while low enough to disqualify people from other big ticket purchases. 20% of the REOs I've gotten in 50k home markets have been from owner occupants.

I’m looking for some insight from home buyers and real estate agents on a problem space I’m exploring related to the real estate buying process.CONTEXT -- It’s predicated on the following hypotheses:#1: Real estate agents spend a significant amount of time on client interactions with buyers - particularly answering their questions and improving their understanding with regards to contracts/documents on purchases, timelines of transactions, and how real estate processes work overall.#2: Jargon, bloat, and esoteric concepts in the documents/contracts make it intimidating and daunting for the home buyer to successfully parse them without the time, effort and most importantly trust of their agent.