As I see it, the biggest impact is going to be a drop in value in densely populated markets, with a corresponding surge in value for homes within a two-hour drive of those cities.

The article does not specify the latter.As of Q1 2020 based on historical price income-ratios, I see only 11 out of 50 largest cities (by population, not inventory) overvalued > 10%.

My name is Austin, and my wife and I are looking to start our journey into real estate investing by purchasing our first investment property in the northwest Twin Cities metro in the fall of this year.

I was managing a property that had the same thing happen, and the HOA was on the ball; however, the bad part was that they whole time the construction was in progress they had to stick to the city permitting process.

Hi everyone,Does anyone have experience with land acquisition or purchasing property in any of the 5 boroughs of New York?

Do I have federal liens, city liens, etc that the buyer is responsible for paying.  

Hello,I'm looking to buy about 3-11 acres in the Fall City, WA area.

This of course does not take into account timeframes for waiting on city permits, plan check, inspections, etc.

I have done many remodeling or flips adding great value to properties but the profit has been always for my clients.I finally decided to start doing the same thing I have always done, but as a real-state investor this time where there are some new variables to learn.to start I want to do some flips and I'm trying to define where.Because I live and work in NYC, where is almost impossible to start investing, I was thinking according to what I read and research; Newark, Jersey city, or even upstate NY where I spend some time could be some of the options.I'm looking for wholesalers or investor friendly real-state people to help me find my first deal.please don't hesitate to contact me with deals of for anything you need.Carlos

Are there cities/neighborhoods in these counties that seem to be better for investors?