In a case like that, I'd say they weren't on board with the movement to start with.However, I have a PASSION for real estate and a burning desire to build an empire of properties and I would still plow my money into real estate even if other alternatives offered better returns in the near term. 

Maybe the annual increase percentage may reduce, but I don't see negative price movement.

You can't predict the exact movements or timing, but I would say 100% for sure we're CLOSE to the top in trendy cities, if not at/past it.

Along with great content, you will be introduced to many in the FI/FIRE movement.

I'm not an appraiser, but I am a big fan of the tiny house movement.

Money is still tight, any movement and the juggling status quo will change from oranges to flipping knives.

Prices in the Omaha metro are still on a slight but steady upward movement, like most strong midwest areas that don't see the roller coaster movement of values like sun belt areas.  

@Jessica Schenk If you can, try and practice the lifestyle of the FIRE movement, or financial independence, retire early.

We have seen movement in properties in all areas of the city.

I'm really trying to help the tiny house movement become an industry.