Just like NFT's.

I think it got caught in the hype of the Westside Park and Microsoft buying a huge chuck of land for a new campus.

I’ve bought and sold over 14 properties across the past 20 years—learning the rhythms of neighborhoods, the real cost of renovation, and how to trust the numbers more than the hype.

But even her wasn't all that big a deal.SO why the hell am I telling you all this.....There's alot of hype on here and in real estate in general, and that's great hype is what gets us to pull the trigger and try something uncomfortable, but its important to understand that even "turnkey" properties are going to have issues, and that while they may be annoying in the moment to deal with over the long term the really mean nothing.  

Why This Matters for Agents You’re not just chasing hype—you’re working in markets that are already producing real investor results, with data to back it up.

There must be another courthouse https://swflreia.com/2025/06/16/may-2025-lee-county-florida-...assuming this is Attom data, their releases are clickbait hype 

Or is the hype overblown about owning rentals in NJ and I should take it with a grain of salt? 

NFT?

@Zach Howard you pretty much MUST hold it in an LLC if you don't have the proper visa or greencard.1) Many attorneys over-hype the benefits of an LLC for each property.

Wall street bros will buy the hype that Chesky can put out.