They have also seen a huge decrease in closed sales -10% and -14%.

This is where an attorney can be particularly useful, as they will likely have the resources to craft a robust agreement that provides remedies for any unforeseeable situations that may arise as this suit (hopefully) fizzles out.

This creditor or asset protection can significantly decrease your exposure to lawsuits or other creditors and is important when engaging in just about any business. 

Housing supply is the other function, and my view as rates increase so does inventory in markets that are coming up to pre-pandemic levels and the inverse in the one's that are decreasing. 

We wanted to house hack to decrease our cost of living.

We wanted to house hack to decrease our cost of living.

Some City Residents and businesses were given incentives to dig up their grass lawns to decrease water consumption. 

Residential Lease Data – All Property TypesHere’s how the Philadelphia rental market moved last month:📌 Activity OverviewUnits Listed:March: 2,057February: 1,614 ➜ +27.4%Units Rented (Closed):March: 1,129February: 808 ➜ +39.7%End-of-Month Inventory (EOM):March: 4,188February: 4,282 ➜ -2.2%Month’s Supply of Inventory (MSI):March: 4.9February: 5.0 ➜ Slight decrease💰 Pricing TrendsMedian Listed Rent:March: $1,825February: $1,750 ➜ +4.3%Median Rented (Closed) Rent:March: $1,700February: $1,600 ➜ +6.25%Average Rented Price:March: $1,884⏳ Days on MarketAverage DOM:March: 69February: 73 ➜ Down 4 daysCumulative DOM (CDOM):March: 74February: 80 ➜ Down 6 days📈 Summary:The Philadelphia rental market saw strong growth in March, with notable increases in new listings and units rented.

You decrease project, increase deal spread, maximize profit, and no deal will ever fail a lender's metrics or an appraiser's values. 

Interestingly enough, our month's supply is up 35% YOY and right near that average for last year, so there are lower prices and more options right now.Homes go for right around 96.8% of original list price (a 1.4% decrease YOY), and sit for 2 weeks longer than last year's average.