Plus there is a massive housing shortage there (again) and its a total sellers market.

I have the patience to wait.California is also one of my favorite, although its population growth is not good but they have severe supply shortages.

We have a housing shortage in Milwaukee like everyone else, but while TX has issued so far 96,000 single family building permits in 2022 (I coincidentally looked it up yesterday for my YouTube market update) we have issued only 6,100 permits.

If the market doesn't continue to move forward, the gap for the housing shortage will lose the momentum it had of narrowing that gap and will again increase.

I've never had a shortage of that!

I think with collapse dollar shortage may occur and then because of that, it's value will increase temporarily, and that causes deflation and when deflation occur, you can acquire valuable assents for real cheap ( real esate or stocks) like it happened in 2008. 

There was a huge housing shortage in Greater Portland about 4 years ago and that drove prices and rents way up.

Lots of builders are going to be looking for work, so you'll have no shortage of offers to choose from.

I don't see mania locally yet rather just a shortage at most price points and property types.

I'm sure its state specific, but here in CO, what I see on the properties with the low starting bids is there is also a deficiency judgment that makes up shortage.