Right now there's a restriction on supply, but as they release the foreclosures and pent up shadow inventory in the market, there will be an increased supply and most likely it will outpace the demand, which will force the market into a down position.  

We are hoping to find more lenders are open to this sort of refinance, as there will certainly be pent up demand to travel to capitalize from.Looking to network with local agents specializing in finding distressed properties before they hit the MLS, as well as wholesalers, property managers, local hard/private money lenders, and other subject matter experts.Would love to connect with anyone interested

Right now there is a lot of pent up demand and FOMO, so you have to be careful.

I used to live in Round Rock, TX and the Phoenix market is similar, but I feel like our pent up demand will last for longer than other areas.

So we have excessive consumer savings, pent up demand and low supply.

Also, foreclosures are happening and being bought again… it’s not like a dam of foreclosures is pent up and then flood the market, it’s more like a slow trickle. 

Combine that with pent up demand, the rollout of the vaccine, conventions coming back and theme park openings, the Orlando market will remain very strong for years to come.

Tour economy is strong and getting stronger thanks to a disappearing coronavirus pandemic, massive federal stimulus cash and a torrent of pent-up demand.

With so much pent up energy for travel that's a terrible idea.

Despite the shortage of listings, it looks like there is still significant pent-up demand from the pandemic, with buyer urgency so strong in May that 89% of the existing homes sold were on the market for less than a month.