." - That's more of a global issue, due to modern shipping.

With the mad rush into AirBnB and STR over the past few years it seemed likely that, in the case of a market change (which seemed most likely to be caused by an over-saturation of STRs, but it turns out a global pandemic will do it, too), these dolled up STRs would pivot into the long term rental space. 

According to forecasting by Economist Intelligence, global tourism will rise by 30% in 2023 - Forbes.Future Opportunities: Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the real estate industry continues to offer significant opportunities for growth and innovation.

I was curious to see how big a problem gas stoves are as a contributor to global warming.

With limited land, difficulty in building new homes, and usually strong global demand for real estate here, if history is any indicator, you'll likely be happy with the appreciation of any property you own here for for the long term.  

@James Masotti I used Global Title on Philly Pike for one.

First of all, the global estate market is in a big bubble.

Start with Global Remodeling - Celso 469-441-7823He has investment property and understands flips well.

I would NOT try to time the market to sell it at peak unless you had another compelling reason like mentioned above for wanting/needing to sell anyway ... remember, even if you hit the peak for this RE cycle (which is hard enough to do), it does not mean you will be selling out at the global all time peak ... it reminds me of something my parent's did in the 1980's, they timed the market perfectly and sold at the peak for that RE cycle ... it was a triplex a few blocks from the ocean they sold for $150k, value stayed flat for years after they sold but today is probably worth >$2M.

The purpose is for if something crazy happens, like a global pandemic, and everything shuts down that you have enough cash to cover your fixed costs for a period of time (6 months or more to be safe).