@Mike Lambert  There is the Finance side of things and there is the investment climate part of things. 

People love that in warmer climates where they like to spend their time outside.

Thanks to the current market climate, I have about 21% equity in my house now (assuming the "Zestimate" on Zillow is correct).

The political climate is changing and I expect many things to change very soon, Intresting rate, tax rates/tax incentives, mortgage forbearance, etc, etc, any of these factors can affect real Estate significantly.

Especially with the freeloader tenants and the political climate.

In current climate that would be difficult.

The practicality of that depends on your local climate.

@Russell GronskyI don't know what your market looks like specifically, but being the current climate of the national real estate market, and low mortgage rates, there should be no reason for you to have to advertise or incentivize agents to acquire a buyer.

So many of our friends from the likes of LA and New York are weighing their options for relocating to more tax-friendly and less authoritarian climates. 

Phoenix’s warm climate has attracted an influx of new residents from pricier metros like Seattle and Portland:1 Sacramento--Roseville--Arden-Arcade, Calif.2 San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, Calif.3 Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia, N.C.