(Like fish that jump into the boat, I guess).It is only those who are 100% committed who thrive and prosper in the long run.

But there are investors in our market who thrive.

His financial savvy and understanding of market dynamics has allowed us to survive in times of need, and thrive in times of growth.

Many of the neighborhoods have improved dramatically over the past 5-6 years, and many investors are thriving in Chicago.

I want lots of thriving economic attributes that support areas I invest in specifically.

Instead of being threatened by change, the real estate industry must accept that it has to happen for all of us to continue to thrive and grow as a profession.

That's not saying you can't thrive in this situation, but would you really want to live AND invest in that kind of environment?

Wanting to  better project key indicators on market trends, what specifics drives residential markets to thrive as well as spiral.

The effect COVID has had on certain markets is very different that it's had on others (the Idaho market has seemed to thrive in many ways).Personally we own/manage several rental properties across the Treasure Valley (both long term and short term rentals) and haven't had anyone with issues paying rent because of COVID (in fact, vacancy rates have gone way down and rents have gone way up), but I know we have a small sample size to go off of.

Plus college, private university and a thriving ministry school, Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry, which draws people from around the world.