AirBNB has a substantial post-pandemic boom period but that surge has since come to an end.

That's incredible income.Like I said in the header - you either got in or you didn'tThe biggest winners were the investors who secured low rate debt on super high cash flowing properties - no point in them sellingand people who just owned real estate before the pandemic. they saw super high increases in equity and practically pulled out free money.I agree i think STR will get hit the hardest.

Recently, cell phone stores were considered essential.I was thinking about the real estate environment after the pandemic, and the closest thing to it in NYC where I am is 09/11.

Like a lot of people, my interest really took off after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad during the pandemic- from there I started listening to the Bigger Pockets podcast and Real Estate Rookie.

The setback set us back months from listing with a global pandemic scaring off the initial buyer's appetite. 

I am in a similarlish situation, I have a PM because during the pandemic I got laid off, I ended up in Houston and my properties in Tyler, 4 hrs away.

Air BNB is growing and coming out of a pandemic tourist our exploring this option more and more.

I think the pandemic and recent economic things going on may also weed some out temporarily.

Affordability and Boise’s goal of becoming the next Silicon Valley are key drivers.The pandemic has altered life significantly, including where one chooses to live.  

Obviously, the demand is fuelled by the pandemic and work from home effect, how was the rental market pre-pandemic?