Quote from @Chris Seveney: Quote from @Jason Wray: Bigger Pockets - Just a Pro Member's 2 cents but your New website changes are not as impressive as the previous websites homepage and forum's page. 

Appreciate any thoughts, opinions, reality checks, or sarcastic remarks.

@Eric DeNardoI've got a couple STR investor clients with homes in Arvada, so I've been watching this as well.Looks like the change from allowing 3 units per owner to 1 unit per owner will happen "over a period of years," according to a study session the city council had about a week ago. 

That remark made us realize the power we held in negotiating terms that aligned with our goals.Negotiation isn't just about accepting what's given.

Most of my clients are buying STR's to turn their rentals into ACTIVE income, which entirely changes the calculation.

One is resilisant to economic and policy changes and one isn't.

Louisville never over-rotated that hard.What changes here is subtler — and healthier.Negotiations slow down.Inspections matter again.Appraisals regain weight.Local knowledge starts outperforming national assumptions.Homes begin moving back into the hands of homebuyers.Or into the hands of local stewards who actively manage what they own.Or into the hands of out-of-state investors who know what they’re doing — and who are plugged into the systems, data, and infrastructure that exist here.Markets always change.

And the check/fix your negative remarks.

I understand that real estate markets can shift between a buyer’s market, a seller’s market, and a balanced market. I’m curious whether lead‑generation strategies remain the same across these different market conditio...

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