Since the pandemic started, a lot of "hot spotters" have come here and bought a lot of beach/near beach properties for cash and above-market value to have that "staycation" in anticipation of the second wave of Covid shutdowns.There is not one source for the information you're seeking; I recommend choosing the location that you would like to visit and then researching opportunities there.Hope this helps.

I am curious what are good investment cities with stable job markets that were not (or very little) affected by recent work from home wave.
Whether working from home is here to stay or it will end soon it definitely ...

All catching the massive appreciation wave that Austin is causing.

I've got a tenant who hasn't paid rent since before the pandemic and has been riding the wave of eviction moratorium since last January.

Great article Nathan, Now it's all about riding the wave and taking action !!

And, to quote Robert Kiyosake, “there is always another wave” aka always another deal.

Most homes are going for well over asking and waving inspection.We are feeling torn between selling our home and keeping it as a rental.

Most homes are going for well over asking and waving inspection.We are feeling torn between selling our home and keeping it as a rental.

And while Colorado might be a little harder to cash flow at first, but you'll ride the appreciation wave.

From my experience they have a lot of decision making leeway, and courts have been backed up since the shutdown.The 'eviction wave' is a combination of fearmongering and general hatred of real estate investors.