One month later the tenant called me after the heat exchanger cracked and exploded.

I know interest rates and super low inventory have a huge role to play in price increases at large, but these typically less active/appreciating markets are exploding at a much faster rate then everything else it seems.

Especially as we see a trend of more and more federal spending, the suburbs of DC will continue to explode in my opinion!

Personally I started with a SFH before my market just absolutely exploded and now I’m going to flip it for a 150% return in less than a year.

Here you go: https://www.nolo.com/legal-enc...This issue is traditionally a brain exploder. 

We've got some properties across DFW in our portfolio that cash flow decently, but the biggest benefit is that even if they aren't cash flowing $500/mo, they're still rapidly appreciating each year as the market continues to explode there.I think every market is going to have its inherent obstacles to overcome, and Texas has its unique way of gouging us with property taxes.

Eastside is exploding right now with growth.

We have one rental near our home which has done awesome, but the market has exploded and I’m having a difficult time finding anything that would make sense as another rental in SLC.

Austin has been exploding for years and COVID boosted it even more.

This, while the pandemic is in full swing.Also, in the future, you a new exploding market for your overseas/Mexican vacation rental: the digital nomads and work from anywhere crowd.