When the real estate market "corrects", and it will (someday), I can still cash flow my properties to *keep* the properties until they rebound.  

And as income basis adjusts as labor market forces such movement sales will rebound.

@David Cheng I have a lot of clients in Washington State looking into the Boise market because our price points are generally lower and our rental rates are increasing with the natural migration and local tach companies moving in, expanding. the market here has been aggressively rising over the last 4 years to a point where the rebound has had quite the psychological affect on seller's and listing agents. something to consider.

The convention business is starting to rebound.

I love our region and hope to see it continue to rebound.  

Covid has resulted in a lot of negative buyer perspective towards condos, but I expect that this will be a shorter term impact and we will see a little bit of a rebound in the condo market next year as folks warm back up to living in smaller spaces.

Off MLS hasn't dried up yet but the more the news picks up real estate has rebounded the less motivated sellers will be.

@Jacob D Adamczak west Ashley is close enough to downtown to be including in the rebounding strong market.

Rent them till the market rebounds and then rehab and sell.

Service industries are responsible for all net new jobs in the past six months, with professional/business services mounting a respectable rebound after stumbling earlier in the year