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

Hi @Mary Witt nice to meet you and yes, it’s actually pretty common for agents to ask owners to step out during showings—it helps potential tenants feel more relaxed and open.

Which means you can have value add properties that qualify for agency loans.

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

And you should be asking for ages of all major systems for every house you wrote on.

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

The cutting edge of AI for real estate has developed to automate time consuming processes for Agents.

(The "Our Team" term is BS. stuff for agents that can't sell.) 

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

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!