As families explore options for aging parents and loved ones, many are considering Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), sometimes called Granny Pads.

What is the best way to looking about for  agents, property managers, and real estate agents to send off market portfolios in St.

For agents in the Denver market, how are your investor clients approaching this current environment?

I am not at the point where I pass up a flip that will generate a profit - it keeps my trades busy and food on their table and I know when the home run passes my desk, I will have the people I need to take it across the closing table.Sometimes hard and fast rules hold you back especially when the low hanging fruit is gone

There are several lots on the current GIS map that are not shown on the one that she has and it looks like it will be complicated to get everything resolved.For what it's worth, my attorney has said that he doesn't think this is going to be fruitful.  

I’ve narrowed it down to four markets I’m seriously considering:BakersfieldRedding WrightwoodEscondido I’d love to hear your thoughts on:Which of these markets you think has the best ROI potential in 2025STR regulations, occupancy, and seasonality for eachAny personal experience investing or managing in these locationsRecommendations for agents, vendors, or property managersI’m looking for a market that’s STR-friendly and not oversaturated.Would really appreciate any local insight or lessons learned — thank you in advance!

and are there any recommendations for agents that specialize in Jersey rehab properties? 

Off market & low hanging fruit.

This change comes with significant implications for agents, brokerages, and sellers who previously relied on private listing networks or office exclusives to market high end or off market properties. 

Are there any active online communities, Discord groups, forums, masterminds, or even meetups you’ve found helpful for agents like us?