The other risk I see is if there are layoffs of the middle-management ranks or high tech programmer/analyst type jobs move offshore.As you move down the price ranges and even on the higher end price ranges, if they are priced right, they get sold, get sold pretty quickly, and still getting multiple offers.   

Hey y’all I’m in Utah county and I work for vivint as an Alarm tech so I install the smart security systems.

As of right now, I work in tech, and house hacking is not an option since most opportunities are here, and hybrid/ WFO.

Your bio mentioned you have utilized AI tech with your team and it caught my attention.

It's not hard with today's tech.

I think you can do better than buying a “turnkey” house with a giant tree cracking the foundation. 

I prefer to operate on stretch goals, my background is in tech startup sales so I love to hustle and I'd rather fail at getting to 500k and get to 350K, than shoot for $300k and work less smart/efficiently or only get to $250k.

In addition, check out the chamber of commerce https://greaterlouisvillepartnership.com/ where you can find the top 10 employers for different industries such as healthcare, tech, manufacturing and logistics.

Tech companies like Tesla, Apple, Switch, etc are moving to the area and bringing high-paying jobs.

We have a GC-tech company that operates in Chicago currently, but looking to start taking on more within the Richmond Virginia area.