I live in Grants Pass, OR and just finished closing on my second property in March.

Buy in March 2020.

In March 2022, that number had risen by 45% to $524k.

And those I know that "own their team" are so busy they are not lending out work.What I have seen, just completing a gut remodel of a rental in March and early stages on a similar scope for a flip, prices for labor are up about 50% from 6 months ago.  

To buy now in Indy, especially considering we literally bottomed out in housing inventory in March (lowest point in more than a decade) is a very smart move.

Demand in 37 percent of ZIP codes was in the High range, slightly greater than March.

Looking at MarketStats for all of Cape Coral, from March to April (May stats not yet available), inventory decreased from 1.6 to 1.4 months, average sold price vs list price remained the same at 100.7%, average price per square foot increased from $163 to $170, and average days on market decreased from 6 down to 5I think I'm seeing a bit more pushback on the crazy pricing from generally unmotivated sellers as well with seemingly more frequent price reductions, but it's hard to tell if that's just confirmation bias or not.

We are mid-lease (ends in December) and our tenants got a dog in late March.

Fueled by growing corporate behemoths such as Samsung, Amazon, Texas Instruments and Intel, the Lone Star State has now been recognized for an entire decade of economic development wins by a respected publication on the topic.Site Selection magazine awarded Texas the 2021 Governor's Cup on March 1 for having the most capital investment projects in the United States.

Main house has been a short-term rental since March/2020.In law suite was my primary residence from Feb/2020 - Feb/2021 (1 year).Both units are now short-term rentals, so property is 100% for investment purposes now.Property 2: Purchased as an investment property in May/2021.