For me 5% or less is generally when I would not pay off early. 3.2% Do not pay that off early.  

Both remain below the 6.5 months that the Texas A&M Real Estate Center considers a balanced market, but the upward trend continues to move the region closer to equilibrium.Homes spent a similar amount of time on the market compared with last year, with Austin averaging 71 days (down 2 days year over year) and the metro averaging 76 days (up 4 days).

When you zoom out, we’re incredibly fortunate to live and work in a market like Louisville.

On the plus side, I grew up here and know the neighborhoods like the back of my hand, and I think I have a good sense of the market. 

To me - an outsider - it seems as if prices in these markets have trended down over the past year, to a place where returns now seem interesting again.

The city’s rent growth continues to outpace many markets nationwide, fueled by consistent demand and the high potential of value-add projects that outperform traditional landlord returns.My Personal Take on PhillyHaving lived downtown for over 20 years, I’ve watched the city’s evolution firsthand.

This should be expected from every market.

But employers pay attention to safe communities, and safe communities bring jobs.

It's all market dependent, some aren't seeing any change while some (like us in Austin) have been in a declining market for a while.

Always keep marketing the property til the security deposit is received