And having a real estate expert in your corner really pays off.Here are just two of the ways an agent’s expertise makes a difference.1.

However, listen to all the advice of the experts here and do your due diligence.

What do the RE experts think, the market would be in next 6 to 12 months?

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You should definitely talk with @Daniel Bourdeau He's an airbnb expert in the Chicago(land) market.

Let me start by saying that despite all the uncertainty (economic in general and real estate in particular) I still strongly believe in real estate and am buying as much as I can.

The trend toward shorter booking windows could explain this...but the reduction in booking pace eerily corresponds with economic turmoil beginning in March. 

Market ConditionsInterest rates are driven by broader economic forces: inflation, Federal Reserve policy, investor demand for mortgage-backed securities, etc.

Any fluent English speaking Italian experts with a BP mind set out there? 

Some of the strongest reasons to raise rent include:Increased operating expensesSignificant property improvements (new flooring, appliances, etc.)Market shifts showing higher rates for similar unitsA strategic portfolio review showing below-market positioningIt’s not just about adding dollars—it’s about maintaining your investment’s performance in a changing economic landscape.But Sometimes, Holding Off Is the Smarter PlayIn the past, I’ve been know to advise some clients not to raise rent—even when they technically could.