Hi Janice,Thank you.Mostly from creating mailing lists from data sites like Zamplo.

In addition, the rent and appreciation have been flattish over the last 2 years (depending on the source of the data).  

Pull tax delinquent data from your county (Bexar County for San Antonio)2.

This data can help you make informed decisions about your offer strategies.Additionally, consider exploring slightly less popular sub-neighborhoods within these areas.

Louisville never over-rotated that hard.What changes here is subtler — and healthier.Negotiations slow down.Inspections matter again.Appraisals regain weight.Local knowledge starts outperforming national assumptions.Homes begin moving back into the hands of homebuyers.Or into the hands of local stewards who actively manage what they own.Or into the hands of out-of-state investors who know what they’re doing — and who are plugged into the systems, data, and infrastructure that exist here.Markets always change.

Markets with strong fundamentals benefit first when that shift happens.Now zoom out even further.Look at where data centers, power infrastructure, and fiber routes are concentrating across the country.

@Chris Chisholm That's frustrating about Stessa dropping international support - especially after you've built up years of historical data there.

I pull tax delinquent data weekly for the Ohio market.Good luck with the close. 

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@Garrett Brown (BP Employee) claims he is getting 80% of his bookings via direct bookings (late 2024 data).I am jealous of their reduced dependence on the OTAs.