It's a great time for investors that are okay with dealing in that area, and the values should skyrocket, but I just don't want to deal with it when there are so many other opportunities.  

Their houses did cashflow well on day 1, but because there was no growth, or limited growth, they are still cashflowing close to the same amount many years later while my rent rates have skyrocketed. 

As you said, prices have indeed skyrocketed which has been a blessing for the equity us owners now hold, but why lock up so much of your investment dollars if you could be earning better in a different genre of REI?

I live in las vegas and home prices have skyrocketed.

It’s always better if you can cash flow, and allow appreciation to be icing on the cake.I fully understand your scenario, as I live in Northern Virginia here Amazon HQ2 has already been sending housing prices skyrocketing, and it hasn’t even started building yet.

The values have already skyrocketed in the areas immediately surrounding downtown, and as the city rolls out the east side promise zone, those areas are expected to gentrify and appreciate much more as well.

When you say correction, do you mean is it likely that Orlando prices will skyrocket from where they are now? 

Prices are gonna skyrocket because of no space just like LA OR NY Tourist destination!

I've been told that the rate won't skyrocket but I don't want to risk it.There are about 20 active sales out of 450 some apartments in my building according to my agent.

You want fast, you are closer to speculating than investing and your risk skyrockets​."