But if you look at other global macro trends you see other things forming quicker and I won't get into that, but that doesn't mean this isn't coming.I'm very tempted for the first time ever to sit 100% cash and watch, I may do this as we enter first business week of June.

Everything else is, comparatively, a bit “noisy”.The job market has begun to turn away from historic lows with current unemployment brushing up against 4%.

I know macro economics is important so anyone can search the internet and come up with their own theories on the subject or a more favorable example and that's great, but this is just my personal experience.

I actually wrote an Excel macro to pull down the HUD properties every day in my target counties, then check the bidding results .  

Question for more seasoned investors- what was your growth strategy and how has today's macro environment changed since then? 

hahaMicro economics are always different to macro and investors that solely rely on online market stats/demographics will miss the point.Online stats and demographics will never beat "feet on the ground" and real life day to day knowledge of what happens on the ground.For example, we know when a mosquito does a fart and Mike P always messages me privately about what new strip club is opening in Toledo and when heheOnline stats never reveal such things haha 

Hey BP, was having a conversation with a newish investor and was discussing markets on a macro level. 

So when people think there is limited supply, there also is limited demand macro economically because most cannot afford a home.

From a macro standpoint, population is slowly declining.

You still have to worry about other things like job growth, population growth, unemployment, macro economic trends, etc.