The overall trend for a metro area, even if the price range is offset from what you are exploring would be useful.

We are also seeing a trend towards larger homes, especially with pools.

This sounds like a far out conspiracy theory, probably by those wanting to create fear that the US is trending socialist.

Austin and Frisco's numbers look difficult, so wanted to learn more about San Antonio or Mckinney- the locations to target, the current market trends etc. 

Some businesses like Tech values sky rocketed while some others such as in retail or hospitality became weaker if not bankrupt.However for the residential real estate, except for some niche markets, the general trend was a strong, sellers market across the country with high demand and short inventory pushing prices up even during traditionally seasonal down periods which used to be the October-December.

If that also looks good and I like what I see then reach out to property managers and agents to see who the renters in that area would be and make sure trends aren’t moving away from that area.

The macro regional trends don't matter. 

Sorry hadn't researched the covid trend but if anyone can share or suggest what to do. 

Many states are trending toward requiring a license to wholesale.

But after doing some research, the following trends have come to light:- Massive construction activity over the last 4-5 years with inventory growing 10%-20%+ in a lot of markets.