Those books are definitely some eye openers!

Yeah Park Circle is still holding up well.

Just completed a down to the studs rehab on a ~1300 sq ft property in Indiana. We pulled separate permits for the ~1300 sq ft house and the 400 sq ft 1 bed 1 bath detached garage conversion in the back. The appraiser ...

I ended up connecting with a lawyer who has handled other issues for me and she said basically I waited too late in the month to start the eviction process and to sit tight as it seemed the tenant was actually moving out, but if they weren't out by designated day, circle back to start a formal eviction.What actually happened is that the tenant moved out on the date indicated and left some trash but the unit was generally clean and left in good shape.

You add on the fact that we see the same 100 billion $ handed over in a circle from one AI company to the next, all reporting it as revenue, the P/E ratio of the S&P500 is over 30 and that makes you wonder where corporate profits are supposed to go from here, inflation eating into consumers spending power - I would say @Collin Hays is right, brace for impact.Fortunatley, residential real estate is a relativley recession proof.

First, if limiting the "pond" to local, that's 1 very small circle of potential people.

Just got back from the BiggerPockets Conference 2025, and WOW, was it an eye-opener!

My main goal right now is to better understand the market and identify 3–5 neighborhoods based on the realtor's recommendations.From there, I’ll continue doing my own analysis and, if we’re a good fit, I’ll circle back with potential offers. 

If they come from up to 5 miles away for instance, pick a likely area that is not too close to your current location, draw a circle on a map around that new location that is the same distance out.

ARVs in the ballpark of $600k-$700k, these move quick, we have an eye for the details, our last deal was on the market for 6 days with multiple offers and we ended up closing at above asking.