Ideally in a market that is appreciating rapidly.

Meaning exactly that, you can cross a street or two and the whole neighborhood can change rapidly in value, crime etc. 

Sorry for the rapid questions but it's nice to efficiently utilize all the tools in your arsenal and clearly there was a reason why you did this. 

The forbearance is an unknown but I suspects the banks will not foreclose rapidly as they saw how much the prices in 2008 dropped due to them doing so.

Does it matter to me if the price of automobiles is climbing rapidly?

Sacramento regional median incomes are lower than San Diego, but population is more rapidly growing thanks to proximity to Bay Area and relatively low cost of living.

I'm a big fan of Grand Rapids, Michigan. 

Grand Rapids was built on AmWay.

They face highly inflated real estate prices (the product of the 3% and lower interest rates that drove the boom that made many of you wealthy), and even with their credit score in the mid 800's, can hope for no better than 7% interest rates from virtually any bank.They realize that the rent to price ratio in their metro has shifted completely against ownership.  

It is a bit tricky as things change rapidly block by block.