She said we may seem some prices drop in Q3/Q4 but she doesn't think it will be much.Interesting Lesley I was just talking to an agent yesterday who said she thinks there's a lot of pent-up stock and thinks we could see a shift to a buyer's market, depending on when the pandemic eases. 

The benefits (probably just ease of finding a renter) don't outweigh all the potential negative things that could happen.

Ease of being an owner.  

Idaho continues to see a large influx of west coasters to the city (of the 80K who moved to Boise in 2018, ~21K were from CA and ~17K from WA) which is certainly boosting the local economy, but also creating tension in other places like traffic and housing costs.

What the difference, well a declining market is one where the whole is reducing from fundamental factors, a restricted one, which we are in, is where desired economic activity is restricted and with that it builds tension, like a spring, and as restriction are removed that tension is expressed by massive economic boom.

I want to move into multifamily because of the cashflow here in my market and ease of management.

It is getting worse or the guidelines are easing up . 

@Cesar Perini ease of closing and you get discounts in theory.

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