Homes are still moving at a brisk pace at the lower end ($250k and $500k).

If we stay remotely on the same trajectory we will hit the quarter caps and would be on pace to exceed the $100B caps.

If that means I won’t make as much profit as other opportunities may offer and I build my portfolio at lot slower pace, I’m okay with that.  

At the end of the day people will always need  pace to live.

I'm not as confident that appreciation will continue at such a fast pace moving forward.  

First and foremost, I hope everyone is staying sane and healthy, we may be quarantined for some time but this could be an amazing space to reset, reflect and recharge from the fast paced city life that we have become accustomed to.

There must be some creative strategies that others have employed to acquire more units at a quicker pace.

Market Inventory (How many houses are officially listed for sale, and how long would it take to sell these at current pace. 

If you get into working with tenants and realize you hate it, at lease you only have one person to deal with vs. 20+.3) You can learn the business and the law at a steady pace vs. drinking from a fire hose. 

People are still booking nightly, but not at the pace of cancellations.