That was the biggest one-month spike Redfin saw in price cuts since 2015.

Steel has seen a recent sharp spike in price, but like I said, this spring from what I hear from metal building suppliers, they seem to feel as if steel will crash, and that would make those types of buildings more affordable.

There’s just only so much you can rent an apartment in your duplex for ($1200-1500) and it didn’t go up by $600-800 /mo when the taxes spiked.

I live in CT where prices are already high and have spiked with NY’ers migrating up here since Covid but to be honest with you where CT and Phoenix likely differ is that CT has more of a bleak future so I don’t see any sustained appreciation.

Also I feel the casa grande will see a huge spike in the next few years.

If I'm doing a flip brrrr maybe I'm the guy who adds security features, adds lighting, removes shrubbery, plants spiny plants under windows, spiked fencing, and does more than everyone else to make my renter/buyer the safest guy on the block.

Forbearance opportunities will mute the spike in foreclosures. 

This combined with the city's approval on a massive amount of construction spiked inventory, then crime went up, and then the rates went up.

If yours doubled while all of the others remained the same, yours would go up (not double).I never understand why if prices spike, all of the property taxes do the same.

For everyone saying his net income = his W2 then quit are missing a lot of factors.Make sure your reserves are higher than you think you need because1) With COVID, underwrite for more bad debt and higher delinquency and vacancy2) Property Taxes and Insurance can spike any given year.