Other areas with no regulation and the explosive growth are now seeing empty Airbnbs....not due to low demand, but to high supply. 

I live eight blocks from the gas explosion in the west village of NYC that just took down three buildings.

Complicated, but definitely do-able -- hence the continuing explosion in EB-5 that shows no sigh of slowing.  

Its been a fast and furious last 2 years and we have seen explosive growths in rental prices coming out of it.

Contractors were hard to come by because of the massive home building explosion in Utah.

Which means, in the event if a massive correction, or  massive explosion, my position is the same.

For example, in AZ per flexMLS data, the rise in the number of rentals has increased from 2,000 units on 1/1/24 to nearly 4,300 listings, not counting the explosion in supply FS on the MLS.

Out here in California (Bay Area), we have mild winters and summers and have experienced explosive economic and demographic growth such that predicting capex reserves is less significant than it is in the alternating snowy and humid Midwest. 

Turn left to explore and see if the home building explosion continues.

The key factor contributing to the explosion of this innovative kind of restructuring is the large number of benefits it offers to the business world.