I crossed out a few because of one reason.

Here's a clip from the article in the Gazette:  Colorado Springs continues to be one of the country’s hottest housing markets, a federal report released this week shows.Local home prices spiked 11% in the fourth quarter of 2019 when compared with the same period a year earlier, an increase that ranked No. 2 among the nation’s 100 largest metro areas, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency.Only Boise City, Idaho, with a 12.7% gain in home prices, had a larger increase on a year-over-year basis, the agency’s report showed.

I love your part of the country.

Not a new member to BP but I will be moving to the Fall River/Providence area (fingers crossed next month).  

Ominous things are happening across the country zoning wise and the competition is exploding. take a lot of the happy thoughts on this form with many grains of salt and spend sometime reading the last few months of posts on the short term rental and you may understand a lot better.

*I found one speaker who might have been 30 with businesses on LinkedIn in 1999 when she was 10, her ig page filled with travel pics, but nothing about her multi million dollar businesses nor the 54 schools (lol) she opened in third world countries, she was also associated with three different businesses with no information available about any.

I35 has been a major use corridor for a long time (connecting RR to Austin) while 183 north of Austin has been effectively a country road (connecting 183 to Austin) until the last 4-5 years. 183 has been significantly improved and the metrorail coming in from Leader/CP makes it easier for folks to commute from the NW side of Austin.

Hmmm, what other states or countries control prices...I guess it's obvious that I'm not a fan of rent or price controls. 

Hi everyone,I’m exploring short term rentals in Ontario cottage country, within about 2-3 hours from the GTA for my first rental property.

So it isn't out of the realm of possibility that selling has crossed their minds.