I 'm a student of money & our global financial system.

I previously worked for the largest global institutional real estate investor doing acquisitions in every asset class across the southeast. 

The only way to force it back is to make it extremely expensive (high trade tariffs) on overseas goods imported into the US.In a global economy it will hurt Americans both short and long term but it will achieve what they really want.    

The amount of money that comes in from out of state and is spent there is huge in the rental housing sector.you add up all the turn key guys there and I bet they are moving hundreds of homes a month in that one market.so that a couple hundred rehabs .. that's investors flying in staying in hotels eat ribs etc.its the trickle down effect. and with the internet and marketing the way it is its truly a global market.. 

Global Warming?

I am personally negative on Manhattan longterm, as I think many aspects that made NY the center of US cultural mindset being competed/globalized away due to Internet.

Just as we are emerging from the worst global pandemic in a century, Russia launches the first major European ground offensive in 75 years.

It is one of the least corrupt counties in the world, ranking 23rd globally according to World Economic Forum.3.

With the way the economy seems to be headed at a global level, along with the threats of hiking interest rates, coupled with the additional price increases of everyday goods and gas, it might be wise to take in a profit while the window is open.  

I would say interview with a couple of agencies.Decide if you want to do a big company (national/global level) or a small one.I agree with training and culture, bigger companies have a cookie cutter training program and it gets the job done, smaller ones can be hit or miss, either no training at all or private mentorship..If you have any questions, feel free to reach out.