Considering the explosive buying spree that took place at the end of 2021 (where investment volume reached $322.3 billion) it may seem like investment has dipped in dramatic fashion, but property markets are in a very different position than they were six months ago.

It sat there for a while before the big real estate explosion.  

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Imagine a slip and fall on an icy sidewalk, you should have had that fixed, a gas line explosion, you allowed the situation to exist and should have had to inspected.

Unless something else moves into the area, I just don't see a big explosion.

Ther has been an explosion of gurus selling courses pushing multi family.

Recently, there was a gas explosion in a rental property, that house was gone and it caused significant damage to surrounding homes as well.

Explosive growth of Austin and San Antonio (both within an hour) helps greatly.

You don’t want tenants moving them in and out of your property, you don’t want tenants booking them up wrong and causing a flood, fire or explosion.  

@Matthew Cullum - WPB is completely different market than Miami and I would argue it benefits from Miami’s explosion.