Yes, we have been changing things up over the past few months, and it's solely because of EVOLUTION, not REVOLUTION.

Don't forget evolution, the majority of humans lack aggressive genes to fight for the top positions.

So I adapt and evolve a lot, constantly, because everything is in a continuous state of movement, so I have to remain in a state of evolution. 

It gives some long-term perspective on the evolution of real estate prices. 

If I were to categorize the evolution of good markets just since I jumped into it all (and this is not completely all-inclusive, because I don't deal with every market out there, so anyone can add or edit....these are just my experiences):Expired:PhoenixNot expired, still good deals, but the feeding frenzy & heyday is past:AtlantaMemphisDallasStill truckin' along:HoustonIndyChicago(KC and Cleveland, but I don't work much there though)Latest new market:Birmingham

There are evolutions to your business, and just like every other business, it will take a lot of TIME to create something special. 

I understand others believe go big go early and that is fine, that’s their opinion.I may be a little slower than most but I am now transitioning my single family rental portfolio into larger multifamily properties both as an LP and GP.There is good rationale and logic behind the thesis multi family properties are the way to go - to scale up and accelerate one’s path towards financial freedom.Good luck with your investor evolution!

It addresses the situation you are asking about and explains the evolution many investors go through, and has some great advice to save yourself several years of learning it on your own. 

This is just part of the natural evolution of life.