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Austin Wolff

Real estate analyst at BiggerPockets, known for in-depth market research and data analysis.

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Oct 31, 2024 • 40min

Why the True Cost of an Eviction Is (Much) Higher Than You Think

James Daynard, a seasoned Seattle real estate investor, joins Austin Wolff, a Market Intelligence Analyst at BiggerPockets, to delve into the staggering costs of evictions in America, totaling over $14 billion annually. They discuss the financial burden on landlords and tenants, stressing the emotional toll on affected families. James shares his personal $100,000 eviction experience and offers actionable tips for landlords to minimize risks. The conversation also highlights proactive tenant screening strategies to attract reliable renters and prevent costly evictions.
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Nov 18, 2024 • 33min

13 Real Estate "Hotspots" to Invest In (2025 Update)

Kathy Fettke, a seasoned real estate market expert with two decades of experience, joins Austin Wolff, a meticulous analyst from BiggerPockets. They dissect overlooked real estate hotspots primed for growth in 2025, focusing on critical indicators like income and job growth. Surprising cities like San Antonio and Tampa are highlighted, showcasing unique opportunities despite market challenges. The duo also critiques popular but overrated markets, providing insights into smart investing strategies for the savvy landlord.
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Oct 14, 2024 • 38min

Rental Demand Could “Catch Up” in These Oversupplied, Struggling Markets

Austin Wolff, a Market Intelligence Analyst at BiggerPockets, dives into the curious duality of the U.S. housing market—shortages in some areas versus oversupply in places like Austin and Fort Myers. He discusses how these dynamics lead to falling rents in certain cities while the Midwest thrives. Austin also examines the potential for oversupplied markets to rebound as construction slows. Additionally, he shares insights from his own investment journey in Fayetteville, highlighting local demand trends and the surprising relationship between supply and rental prices.