Predicting those things are probably more guesses than insight.We're probably biased some being too close to the industry than some others.Also Bubble probably shouldn't matter to Long Term Investors. 

is based more in Social Proof and Consistency/Commitment bias than actual logic, since anyone who has come up with their own financial goals and then objectively looked at the universe of available investment options, even if they picked RE, would never say anything so foolish Did that answer your question?

I may be biased as I am an agent and I don't know PA law. 

I'm biased.

So there is a bias either way.

My recommendation is a little biased since I am an agent, but I would like to say that "buying new" does not mean buying in "perfect condition". 

Not to be bias but, Columbus, OH is probably still one of the most affordable markets in the nation still with a good mix of appreciation, cashflow, and growth.

Migration plays a major role in the health and success of cities, no matter what your personal bias may be.

Not sure how the idea of having the listing agent represent the buyer became a trend in the REI world but in my , perhaps biased opinion, it’s a bad move.They potentially don’t have your best Interest in mind by the nature of that transaction.

@Katie Case I'm biased towards 2-4 unit house hacking (I've done 6 lol) but live in flip is a good strategy as well.