That would shift the weight and make it unlikely to fall in your direction.

The housing crisis in the greater Boston area has shifted to NH as more people are working from home.

Acquisition prices have been steep but we all see the market shift happening right now in 2022. 

I still pick up a couple of shifts a month to keep my license current, but because of the flexibility and my ability to do RE work while at work it doesn't negatively impact my real estate business at all. 

As I mentioned, I started having all of the headaches associated with managing my rentals and I shifted my focus to passively investing and it has been night and day.

I know this doesn’t work for everyone as some people need the cash flow, but you may shift your strategy in any future rentals you purchase.

For the year prior to the interest rate increases, the hot topic shifted from Covid to inflation and we saw the outcome of aggressive interest rate hikes that were used to tame inflation.

Correct as neededas I mentioned before, look at market shifts before and after 2008 to answer your questions about what cities.  

I ended up having to handle all the IT work and training myself, which became quite overwhelming.As a result, I shifted back to cold calling as my primary strategy.

That worries me more than the initial regulations.I don't see it having much impact on our short-term lending business (potentially more demand to convert buildings to condos ahead of the regulations) or and longer term shift more demand for flips/construction outside of Boston as you suggested.