One needs to think supply and demand.

., Passport or other acceptable form of ID).Notary Acknowledgement (filled out by Notary Public, if "seller DOCS" were completed via "mail-away closing").Seller Address Certification (supply address, phone, email ----> and how you want $$$ distributions to be made: by mail, wire transfer, in-person, etc.)Seller Info. for filing 1099 to the IRS (I.e., Name, address, Social Security number, etc.

If you are strong enough to survive, the classic supply/demand will be in your favor.

Supply and demand matter!

I'm in the latter crew.One of the biggest things I follow when the market tanks, is the expansion of the money supply and consequent appreciation of everything related to precious metals.https://twitter.com/DiMartinoB...

Supply is very tight right now. 

None of the realtors I've talked to know what the relative supply/demand is.

Dear Alex,Most people who have made a killing in Buying condos in Toronto have done so mostly by appreciation (not guaranteed) and/or short term rental.Many of the short-term rental units have now turned into med/long term rentals, this increasing the supply of units and bring the rents down.

As far as demand goes I believe there is a high demand for the area.Its a low crime area with great schools and is close to a major city.My concern is the amount of supply that is now available.Do think that multifamily and single family compete with each other or would you consider them different markets?

Do note that the supply of condos in Miami had been rising prior to Covid concerns.