no need to show it or do anything else..For me I have elevated a few times to a go to buyer status..

You mentioned two stories, does it have an elevator?

More space, outside areas with no elevators and congestion.

Newer construction and elevation kept haz+flood insurance to $1,600/year per duplex, plus other standard expenses. 

My tenant just bought a car so now the tenant is harassing her about using the stairwell instead of the elevator as the stairs are closer to her parking spot. 

From what i can tell it is indeed a very competitive market and the prices are quite elevated but that goes hand in hand with the local economy.I am doing some due diligence on the market  to get more familiar with the current trends - perhaps a big macro question I can ask is - has there been any signs of slowing down from COVID in terms of sales activity or price drops?

Things to look out for when buying (i.e. size, elevation, topography, zoning)3.

work on your elevator speech, work on objections people have now. 

Scenario: your child graduates from college and lands a great job during a pandemic. He will be able to save at least $20-30k in his first year (good to be a software engineer). He lives in a major metropolitan area ...

Happening in Canada too, folks leaving the inner cities wanting more space, a yard and no elevators or common areas.