The inventory shortage for affordable housing was massive before the virus.

Not to mention a massive pain.Any owners in other markets have this going on with incessant lead inspections?

There is a convergence of people being willing to live in smaller/alternative living situations (new generation) and the technology to make it happen (smart homes are here but alternative building techniques have been slow to catch on due to outdates building codes- but the technology is there) I think we are going to see some massive shifts in the next 20 years.

I want to do long distance though which may be a massive hurtle.

Reminds me of buffets rule #1 "don't loose money" What do you guys think?? 

Either there will be a crash or some massive inflation soon. 

#5 You Don’t Need the Money for a WhileIt’s possible you’re in a season of life where your kids’ vehicle purchases or college decisions are either several years in front of or behind you, that you’re in a home that doesn’t need a massive kitchen renovation, or just that you have spent some time planning well, establishing savings accounts, and minding your expenses.

And almost all of them leveraged to build that massive wealth.

Leveraging is a quick way to massive wealth.

And no foresight was needed to get ~80% return with zero effort in less than 2 years - the stock market had a massive drop, pandemic is obviously temporary, and the govt was debating about how many trillions they should print.