I'm in Denver and don't know Fort Collins well, but it seems to be getting the wave of Denver's boom.

But liquid to ride any waves or take advantage of any buying or development opportunities.e.

The train of thought is there's a second wave of inflation likely hitting here shortly.

Here are my SEO results:Things have been slower than usual, and I am thinking its because of the elections, second wave covid here in CT etc. etc.. but still...All motivated all organic, all FREE!

Good article.I had a feeling the Surfside tragedy would create waves later for ocean-front condos.  

In general, RE realized the largest appreciation rate post pandemic due to easy money spurring investor demand, and depending on the market, the mass wave of demand entering into the STR market.

Long Beach has it’s own airport and will host the majority of the 2028 Olympics water sports at the newly rebuilt Long Beach Olympic Aquatic Center.Long Beach has some of the best kite-surfing on the west coast, good beginner traditional surfing waves, and stand-up paddle boarding and canoeing through the Naples canals.

If the rents have rebounded or are way above the last major downturn then whatever you are experiencing is most likely a short term blip and you should "buy right" and ride the wave back up. 

Btw, it was 2%, but don't tell anyone..smh. lol Yes, it was tight- I think I was looking at about $200 (wouldve been my lowest cashflow to date) but my plan was to clear up remaining debts and also its already written that next year my rents were increasing to $1900 anyhow so I was going to ride the wave.

There hasn't been this huge wave of foreclosures or short sales as people are hanging on, doing cash-in refi's or doing work outs with lenders.