It sounds like you’ve got a strong foundation with your capital, real estate background, and analytical skills, which puts you ahead of the curve.

What I rarely hear about is what the analytics side and what information I showed know in order to say this is a bad, good, great area and all the nuances that go with being a informed investor.

It still appeals to your passion for statistics, analytics, and real estate strategy without the hassle of managing contractors, figuring out rehab estimates, or caring about renters.Though from a more analytical and less hands-on perspective, you can still be actively involved in assessing deals while earning passive income.

Someone who can offer investor friendly analytics, and a vast network of professionals, not just realtors and investors.

Mark Z with Moody's Analytics seems to think builders are already starting to pull back.https://www.marketwatch.com/story/housing-market-is-sending-...

Your realtor background and analytical skills set you up well for rental or small multifamily investing, great fit for steady long-term income.

Your academic and corporate background will help you stay analytical and consistent, and real estate will reward that.

Hi all, I’m the founder/CTO of Seaglex Software.We’ve built tools in the past for firms supplying data to JLL, Cushman, and others.Right now I’m working on something experimental — a dashboard that tracks real estate sentiment by city/region, using text analytics from news and reports.I’m not an investor myself, but I’d love to understand whether tools like this could be useful to people here.

⸻Let me know if you want to make it more analytical or detailed!

Because of this, I expect home values to stay steady or drop in some areas, but rents will rise to rebalance the spread.Im looking for ways to get ahold of some rentals in preperation of this I would put word of caution as rents have never historically "shot up" - cannto insert photo so here is link, but take out covid and rents are pretty predictable-only chance rents shoot up is if salaries increase substantially as everything else got very expensive for consumable goods past few years but salaries did not.Average Mortgage Payment 90% Higher Than Average Monthly Rent | RealPage Analytics Blog