I would be willing to bet in the months leading up to November prices will be down so that the last four years are forgotten for better or worse.

@Douglas Gratz You've already mentioned a couple things, but I used to always order a few things as soon as I signed the contract 1) Windows and doors 2) Cabinets (I assume you're going with custom cabinets) 3) Any fixtures or appliances that have even a slightly longer projected lead time 4) Any 'specials' that the client might want but has forgotten about now I.E.

The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten." 

My romanticized aspiration would be to revitalize any entire block house by house taking it from forgotten to flourishing.I'm currently investing in the Pittsburgh PA area, and looking to expand into other markets (I've had my eye on Cleveland, OH) but would like to find something closer to the PNW as well.I'd love to connect with others, grow my connections and create new opportunities.Thanks for your time and I look forward to getting to know you all!

Garages are such a forgotten form of income.

Now the middle of this market is forgotten.

There are 13 states with Land Banks, the states of Michigan, Ohio and New York currently have the greatest number of active land banks.Land banks were started are designed to acquire and maintain, manage, and repurpose vacant, abandoned, and foreclosed properties –the worst abandoned houses, forgotten buildings, and empty lots then transfer them back to responsible ownership and productive use in accordance with local land use goals and priorities, creating a more efficient and effective system to eliminate blight.But from my observation the operations are seeming to change with the Lucas county Land Bank of my home town Toledo, Oh where I invest.

But there are other ways to be very profitable off mobile homes which get forgotten about.  

%Down Down Mort Cash Flow CoC ROI 0.00% $0 $1,122.66 -$395.26 * 5.00% $7,650 $1,066.53 -$339.13 -53.2% 10.00% $15,300 $1,010.39 -$282.99 -22.2% 15.00% $22,950 $954.26 -$226.86 -11.9% 20.00% $30,600 $898.13 -$170.73 -6.7% 25.00% $38,250 $841.99 -$114.59 -3.6% 30.00% $45,900 $785.86 -$58.46 -1.5% 35.00% $53,550 $729.73 -$2.33 -0.1% 40.00% $61,200 $673.60 $53.80 1.1% 45.00% $68,850 $617.46 $109.94 1.9% 50.00% $76,500 $561.33 $166.07 2.6% 55.00% $84,150 $505.20 $222.20 3.2% 60.00% $91,800 $449.06 $278.34 3.6% 65.00% $99,450 $392.93 $334.47 4.0% 70.00% $107,100 $336.80 $390.60 4.4% 75.00% $114,750 $280.66 $446.74 4.7% 80.00% $122,400 $224.53 $502.87 4.9% 85.00% $130,050 $168.40 $559.00 5.2% 90.00% $137,700 $112.27 $615.13 5.4% 95.00% $145,350 $56.13 $671.27 5.5% 100.00% $153,000 $0.00 $727.40 5.7% Our economy has been humming with close to zero interest rate for too long that many of us have forgotten how things work on the flip side.

@Tyler SolomonI am an STR/LTR/Multi-Family Investor and hard-cash lender, and I cover the Forgotten / Emerald Coasts of Florida for The Short Term Shop owned by Avery and Luke Carl.