I have become more interested about SDIRAs after seeing them advertised in BP's Wealth magazine and more recently after reading Matt Faircloth's book "Raising Private Capital" and have a few questions.

A great article in the magazine the Economist, stated that California's housing issues have caused its economy to lose money. 

@Alexander Szikla not sure I’d say Miami is a transient city given the number of New Yorkers and Californians flocking down here to escape state/city taxes and COVID closures (yes, bars and restaurants are still open here), however cap rates are in fact very low given the amount of demand there is now.

The play in acquistion in the next year will be which suburban markets surrounding Urban Cities sch as Philadelphia (whether NJ OR PA), The glimmer of hope is NYC is much worse than Philly for Safety which it is attracting New Yorkers to move hear to work virtually and below there means. whether you rent to section 8 or risk with market rents where cannot currently evict due to Covid 19.

I'm talking magazines on top of magazines from all genres dating back to the 60's.

It takes them almost as long if not longer to get to their property in Florida as it takes a New Yorker to get to their property in Lisbon.

As a former New Yorker, I feel qualified to say that the NYC market is very unique. 

I've been subscribed to AZREIA magazine and attended two online classes.

Or local classifieds / FSBO magazines and look for that word. 

More of a buy and hold investor, but not sure if timing is the best considering the market may be in a bit of a bubble: https://www.nbcphiladelphia.co...Also read a different article that mentioned demand being spiked by New Yorkers moving out of the area into Philly and another regarding the potential increase of foreclosures that may flood the market and up the supply.Curious to know from those that are already invested in this market what your perspective is on this.