I'm visualizing the Idaho RE markets (and most others) in terms of a baseline chart in the stock market...

We live in a rapidly dynamic world.

Great visual site as well.http://datausa.io/

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That’s a lot of construction that needs to happen.It’s certainly debatable how supply and demand will effect costs but that dynamic will play out on so many levels I think it’s hard to distill easily.

Or am I enlightening a new dynamic in wholesaling?? 

I'm continuing to look, and if something fits with my investment criteria I wouldn't hesitate to make an offer.The one qualifier I'd add is that there are a lot of multi-unit properties where I live that are part-residential and part-commercial, and I'm personally hesitant about investing in retail/office space right now given both macro (COVID) and local (fair amount of surplus supply) economic dynamics.

Understanding the capital vs labor dynamic may have value to you.

Hey @richard - I’ve seen the same market dynamics up in Long Branch NJ.   

When you provide more windows it visually makes the interior space feel bigger because your depth perception goes to the outside.