Do you put it in an index fund on Vanguard, Fidelity, or any other investing platform?

Early homebuyer demand reached the highest point in at least three years during the week ending September 19, according to Redfin’s Homebuyer Demand Index, which measures requests for home tours and other home-buying services from Redfin agents, adjusted for seasonality.

As long as your interest rate is lower than inflation (check out the Chapwood Index for real life inflation numbers) you are getting "free" cash and an infinite ROI.

I currently have funds for a 25% downpayment in a brokerage account invested in low cost index funds.

I “own” all of the Fortune 500 companies by virtue of my small index fund investment.

You can put it into index funds/ETFs for high diversity with modest returns, or you can learn to value business and pick stocks for greater returns, if you manage to master that skill.

Add that to the fact that we have the gov't printing money at a breakneck pace spurring inflation, so naturally - the stock market and RE markets are soaring, and then the really odd aspect - the USD index is... rising?!

I'm heavily involved in index fund investing in like 401k and Roth IRA.

I have a sizable amount of value invested in low cost index funds in a brokerage account.

T3 Home Demand Index in six of the 11 counties in the Philadelphia Metro market area was in the High category.