Rexburg seems to be booming and i think will continue to grow.

And that would mean turning their noses up at the millions in additional tax revenue from the 6%  "bed tax" on transient rentals that the STR boom has produced. 

If Tenant fails, the PM should evict.I would also consider looking for a professional property manager instead of the glorified rent collector you currently have.

Now the construction project is done, those 5,000 workers are gone, and they took the economic stimulation they were providing with them.Just like how some of those oil boom towns in North Dakota are appearing on these types of lists.

We are Atlanta's little teenage brother growing up (fast) We are all lucky to be in a booming city basically still many years of growth left I have to disagree on this being a good buy and hold market on most markets.

@Sam Fowler, here is my 2 cents, and it's worth what you paid for it.First this is the weirdest metric I have ever seen in the Wyoming boom, bust economy. 

I think that in the next few years, appreciation will boom. 

You've got pockets like Sugarhouse that are booming right now and other areas that are a little more risky and run-down.

Areas heavy in oil and gas also go through bust boom cycles as prices change.

Its members can now afford to buy or rent nice beach properties, which is great because prices and rental rates are no longer dependent on a booming American economy (plus, tourists nowadays come pretty much from all over the world all year long).The reality is that Mexico was already in a quasi recession right before Covid hit and real estate prices has been going up all along, while in the past a recession in the US would have caused prices to crater.