Given the political pressures in this market (with rates trending down) would you keep price dropping for a few months, or take off market and rent it out? 

Sweet, crunchy, and zero waste 🎃📅 What’s Coming Up This WeekTuesday: Case-Shiller Home Price Index (August)Wednesday: Pending Home Sales (September)Tuesday–Wednesday: Fed policy meeting + press conferenceThe next Fed decision is the big one — another cut could strengthen the downward trend in mortgage rates, potentially setting up a busy November.Catch you next week.

My post was not really about me but about what I feel is an alarming trend going forward.

People take care of environments that feel cared for.I’ve also noticed the same trend with tenants staying 6–12 months to stack cash, especially in this economy.

(They concentrate/force the equity into their class B shares 13/18 million so they get 72% of the future capital appreciation at the higher 30% cut, versus 5/18mil at the lower 20% rate) They also seem to be overpaying in this downward trending multi-family environment.

Neighborhood & market-level data — Things like median rents, school districts, job growth, population trends, and recent sale prices within a one-mile radius.

It keeps conversations active and helps teams close more deals.In my view, AI is not a future trend.

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.

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Are you noticing regional trends — certain states being more friendly to wraps or lease options?