I would recommend you shop around, but since rates have skyrocketed the past 3 weeks, you are unlikely to find a better deal than what you locked your rate at in with your current lender. 

There is fraud, there is also the cost to replace a home has skyrocketed.

(Indeed, I recommended to many homeowners who were locked in with 3% mortgages after rates skyrocketed but needed to move to instead of selling and buying where they're going, to rent their current house and either buy if they could where they're going, or rent.)

., the RE prices skyrocketed far beyond what US buyer can afford to pay.

And expect insurance to keep sky rocketing due to all these storms.

It's easy to speculate without having any first hand knowledge of the area, but with the way the home values and rents in neighborhoods like Ohio City and Tremont have skyrocketed over the last 10-20 years and the way downtown Cleveland is growing, I think long term this is a good area to invest in personally.  

I'm wondering if with the new A2P DLC regulations people are seeing opt-outs skyrocket?

As interest rates in the US has skyrocketed and financing has become more available to Americans in certain locations overseas, that advantage isn't what it used to be, depending on what countries you're interested in.So here's how I'd go about it if I were you:1.

Never done it either, we've been approached to lend by some investors looking to do it.The risk of insurances rates skyrocketing or simply being cut off makes it extremely difficult.You also have to consider rental demand.

The Stockton market has been steady but not skyrocketing.