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Michael Becker's Q3'24 "State of the Market"
Quarterly NewsletterSPI MarketingState of the Market, Michael Becker, SPI Advisory, SPI Advisory LLC, SPI, Multifamily State of the Market, multifamily market trends, transaction volume, multifamily news, Texas Multifamily Market, Multifamily valuations, real estate investment strategy, apartment investing, Federal Reserve, JP Conklin, Pensford Financial, CoStar, Dallas Fort Worth Multifamily, DFW apartment investing, multifamily construction, interest rates, interest rate cuts, rate cap costs, Fed Funds Rate, September 18th FOMC meeting, multifamily interest rates, 506(c) offering, apartment investing opportunity, passive investing, apartment passive investment, Q3'24, Q324, Q3 2024
Jennifer Warder's Q3'24 "Investing Insights"
Quarterly NewsletterSPI Marketinginvesting tips, Jennifer Warder, SPI Advisory, SPI Advisory LLC, Investor Portal, investing newsletters, Investing Insights, passive investing interest, apartment investing, investor portal, real estate sy, preparing to invest, Q3'24 Q324, Q3 2024
Q4 2022: State of the Market: "Opportunity Ahead," with Co-Founder and Principal, Michael BeckerSean M
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