Those areas, from what I see, are appreciating, but at a slower pace than what used to be the 40-75K homes.

The pace of things is little bit different.

There is no doubt in my mind that the KEY to success is living below your means early in your adult life - Delay gratification for a few years to accumulate the investment dollars and let those dollars start working for you EARLY - a client of mine (and Biggerpockets member - although I am not going to call him out here) is the perfect example - He is buying houses at a pretty rapid pace now and makes a pile of money - In fact, he is only a couple of years away (at 29) from quitting the day job to spend the majority of his remaining time on earth hiking and traveling- How did he do it?

Hawaii moves at a much slower pace than here.  

Studying is on line at your pace with practice tests.

All this spells bad news for both sellers and buyers.That report was buttressed by a news release two weeks ago from Sam Khater, Freddie Mac’s chief economist, who said: “Higher mortgage rates will lead to moderation from the blistering pace of housing activity that we have experienced coming out of the pandemic, ultimately resulting in a more balanced housing market.”https://www.eastvalleytribune....

The western and southern states have seen the highest increases in inventory, which is a reaction to the insane pace of price appreciation from an already high level - higher rates amplify the issue and create serious affordability issues in those expensive markets!

All of the South Shore has access to MBTA Commuter Rail, so you can still commute to Boston.On top of all that, Plymouth and Bristol counties tend to feature a quieter pace of life. 

I am going to be at my sales mark for last year by mid to end of August which means I need to keep the pace up and this will happen.5.

Even if it doesn't bounce back to the same 2019 levels immediately, like a pendulum the hardest hit should recover at a higher pace, especially when it was external factors...right?