Is it normal to extrapolate Tulum's recent past of abnormally high demand from the pandemic to the future in which there is a huge increase in supply coming and demand gets back to a more normal level, as you suggested yourself.

However, all markets are down from early pandemic highs.

If it were only for the pandemic, I wouldn’t be worried much.

It also appreciated the most during the pandemic and is now worth $225K more than what I bought it for.

I used to run a travel agency, but I lost everything when the pandemic hit, and the world shut down.

I bought during the pandemic when eviction moratoriums were in effect, I chose the state because its business friendly.

Liberty Hill will be what Leander is today, in 5-10 years...assuming the growth continues and this whole pandemic doesn't set us back too bad.

Renters wanting more space, in the suburbs, moving less frequently seems to be the trend and I believe it will remain post pandemic if that ever happens.

With the current pandemic, I wouldn't be comfortable renting to anyone but section 8.

We hit some turbulence with the pandemic but luckily since I was a licensed realtor and we had great renters in the duplex, we made it out and have been able to get some cash flowing properties with a HELOC and life is chilling out!