It’s still super affordable compared to most places, and there’s a ton of growth happening here—population is increasing, jobs are booming, and big companies like Intel, Amazon, Facebook, Google, and Honda are expanding in the area.

Hire crew – use a boom lift, the easiest option here is to not trespass.5. 

They got greedy when capital was flowing, and I got greedy thinking the COVID boom would only die off slightly.Thanks for sharing.

Also, they overstretched during the pandemic boom  with developments that took too long to get completed.

On another note, if you’re looking for cash-flowing markets in Ohio with less competition and strong growth, Columbus has been really solid—population and job growth are booming, tons of major companies are moving here, and you can still find properties in the $120–180K range that hit the 1% rule.

The people who got into mortgages during the refi boom are now leaving.

It’s an affordable market with strong fundamentals—population and job growth are booming, and rents are climbing steadily thanks to major employers like Intel, Amazon, and Google.

I don't know that we are in the bottom (I thought 2008 was close to the bottom, but *boom* 2009 and 2010 made me long for 2008, again). 

Avery Carl's book was written in the height of the STR boom cycle.

As a result, while the US market is stuck in the lock-in effect, the Canadian market is kinda booming so it makes more sense for Americans to consider Canada nowadays, except for the fact that Canada has on average one of the if not the most unaffordable real estate in the world.Hope this helps.