It’s no surprise that people are looking to capitalize on the real estate market without actually shelling out the cash necessary. After all, with the majority of U.S. markets seeing double-digit appreciation in the last year, buying property is more expensive than ever.

Recognizing market shifts

Imagine if there was a market shift in the technology sector that caused all technology stocks to temporarily drop. However, looking at the role technology plays in our modern lives, one could be confident that the prices would soon rebound. The situation just described is an example of undervaluation; or discounted property. It is analogous to the current state of the real estate property market in the United State.