My plan is to continue to build assets and focus more on growth rather than cash flow, but this economic environment along with very high prices for single family homes, has me thinking that it may be time to sell a couple properties.

The great thing about this market is also the high amounts of economic growth in recent years.

It's the economics that appear problematic. 

Low economic opportunity is the basic formula for low purchase price, high rental income properties.   

Although I'm not sure that really matters.You might also check with the economic or business development board of both cities. 

There is also no shame in waiting into next year to see what the economic outlook looks like once this flurry of home buying dies down. 

Greetings,  I qualified for a 60k loan from the SBA related to the economic disaster to help my businesses. 

It's the largest unit, about 900 sq feet, with two big bedrooms, living room, kitchen, dining room, and large bath.  

We have the largest military installation in the world here.

Does anyone have any ideas on what is driving this strong growth (besides the economic 101 supply vs demand explanation) More people working from home so want to own their house, same for home schooling,  external investors, pent up demand...???