Interested to hear about how the current rise in lumber, steel, etc. is affecting the ability of folks to BRRRR.

Are you seeing builders massively outperforming the national trend of under-building?    

Then they have landing pages sms, social media etc. etc.See a trend?

Does anyone have any information on trends in the Jersey City, NJ area? 

I am seeing trends that everything is starting to plateau and/or drop.

If that is a method that you’ve got figured out in your market and you’re willing to keep rolling those proceeds into more and more deals, there is a good chance you can make more money over the long run.I think looking at national trends option one sounds most appealing to me, but again, I don’t know your market or strategy.Best of luck with your awesome problem.

Using data tools like altos or realtor sale price trends, figure out a locations downward trend percentage and apply it to your comps for a quick analysis.

 I don't know about any particular trend in travel nursing right now, but in general our medium-term rentals in Denver and Colorado Springs are doing well -- be that for travel nurses, remote workers, people moving to the city and not wanting to buy right away.

Rents will continue an upward trend.

Is anyone familiar with the Franklinton, NC area? What are your thoughts/insight on the growth rate and market potential for the area?