If I am wrong, that's actually a great thing for me cause then all my properties will sky rocket too.

At some point it will help if you are lucky and can buy for cheap in an area just before prices skyrocket in the area.Good Luck!

I was interested in investing in the Austin area but obviously the market is really competitive and rents haven't gone up in line with the skyrocketing purchase prices so the numbers just weren't working.

It's about the skyrocketing rents in Worcester. 

IF I can rezone maybe others will follow suit, or more investors will buy nearby lots and do the same, sky rocketing my property to par with the neighboring SF values that are nearly 3x this lot's.

Landlords are asking high rents to help cover their increased operating expenses, mainly property insurance, which high skyrocketed over the last few years in FL, especially in the areas that you are looking near the beach.

I am going to talk to a CPA and all kinds of people I just know that the housing market in this area houses are skyrocketing and here is a housing shortage which is driving everything up.

We are seeing this now again, where real estate values have basically doubled sice 2015. yes most markets will have a stagnet period.. even the bay area had depreciation from 89 highs to 93 94 then stagnet till 99 or so.. then sky rocketed again.. 

But what you can’t afford”Those who think prices will skyrocket again are missing the demand side of the equation in that there is not enough people who qualify in many locations and the numbers would not make sense as rentals.

Sure, when valuations crash into a third and the rental market skyrockets; that's a feat that may never, ever happen again.