Prices skyrocketed, and are now are about 100K more for what I want. 

Given this last 15 months plus with sky rocketing material cost, increase in labor cost, more expensive acquisition prices, etc; getting some real time insight from on the ground investors, builders, contractors, flippers, developers is some value I hope to add to the community as a whole. 

Buying a house is too expensive: Skyrocketing housing prices are causing some would-be homeowners to choose renting instead.

It makes enough monthly income,  but my equity in home value has skyrocketed in the past 2 years. 

Property values have skyrocketed here.

with my property portfolio skyrocketing I’d like to use some of that equity for other purposes  is Lending tree a good way to go?  

Older construction will be needing to meet new construction guidelines which would mean sky rocketing hoa costs. 

Here in Bay Area, California, prices are already coming down so it might not be a good idea to sell the rentals but rental income is skyrocketing here.

TL;DR: Atlanta has no freaking inventory and the prices are skyrocketing.

He also said prices on 2-4unit buildings are skyrocketing because in Utah's market right now they're the collectible cars of real estate.