Meaning there has to be a way for more profits to be made on that trend.

Knowing that even in the early 2000's Denver was one of the hottest markets, I can say that most markets should work for "free" living if you can rent all but your bedroom.That said, location is a huge piece of the puzzle, and there's no way the same landlord who rented to me could have covered his entire mortgage if his house had been in Boulder.

Bucking the Pandemic, Austin Is ‘the Hottest Market in the Country’The Texas city is a hot spot for commercial real estate investment and a magnet for corporations looking to move to a high-tech hub.The city has become the No. 1 destination in the United States for potential commercial real estate investment, according to the CBRE Group, a national real estate services and investment firm.

@Anupam Desai - Right, I think everything in life comes and goes as trends.....including desired living locations.  

Take a look at job trends and make sure there are jobs trending upwards.   

The bids received is an outlier according to the stats that local appraiser Ryan Lundquist cited.Personally, I foresee the greater Sacramento market to continue the red hot trend in the near future, simply because the demand is greater than the existing supply. 

I noticed an interesting trend as I scroll through the real estate groups on Facebook...

The Austin housing market is one of the hottest in the country, and according to a report from online real estate brokerage Redfin, homes are selling for the highest premium out of 47 metro areas it analyzed in the past month.According to the report, homes are selling for 7% over asking price.

Once 2020 is filed then the lender requirement of showing 2 previous years of tax returns which would then also include the decrease in income for 2020 (downward trend) then many buyers will be unable to buy due to lack of financing approval.

I missed the online event. :( Can anyone tell me what they said? Is the webinar stored here somewhere? I looked yesterday and couldn't find it.