From the archive, 2015. Rates, prices and market conditions described here are as they stood then. Treat the numbers as history, and the reasoning as the part that lasts.
Our veteran real estate investors and bloggers have some opinions on the trends that have been happening so far in 2015 for real estate investors. Here they review those trends and then give some thoughts on what they see for the rest of 2015.
3 market trends in 2015 for the residential real estate investor: A mid-year analysis

Kevin Guz
I write today from my perspective as a HomeVestor franchisee in Dallas, but I will write in broad enough terms that my observations here in Dallas, as an active real estate investor, are consistent with what investors are seeing nationwide. Read Kevin Guz’ analysis here.
Why the second half of 2015 is ripe for the savvy investor

Larry Arth
If there has ever been a more compelling reason for a savvy investor to get in or get out of the way, today’s investing landscape has defined it. Here is what is going on:
7 wagers on the future for the second half of 2015

Lou Barnes
Here at the turn of the year, days getting shorter, time to look ahead — which I am reluctant to do, unable to predict the future. But we can bracket probabilities, and apply a little history. Here are 7 wagers on the future for 2015
One veteran real estate investor’s outlook for the rest of 2015

RJ Palano
Business is good or bad, in between your ears. You can choose to listen to the naysayers and sit on the sidelines and wait for the sky to fall, or you can use your knowledge and skills to find profitable real estate transactions. Read RJ’s thoughts here.
Where real estate investors should look in the second half of 2015

Engelo Rumora
G’Day Mates. It’s Engelo Rumora here, your favorite Australian and The Real Estate Dingo. Here is my opinion on the current market conditions and what you should look for in the second half of 2015.
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