There are a lot of Cali refugees moving to the state and I could see a lot of growth in the coming years.

We have put out feelers in the hopes to find a suitable home (not easy) off-market (harder still) to give some breathing room to support the sale of a 1031 (reverse 1031) so we are not backed into a corner with the deadline.We have one potential opportunity where the owners would rent back to give them time to find their new place (win/win) though as a forever home we are being picky and not in love w/the one opportunity.The thought of moving every two years is daunting even if we live in refugee mode for those years.Portfolio -- Property 1:  Townhome purchased 2006 ~ primary residence. -- Property 2:  Inv.quad purchased in 2006-- Property 3:  Inv.condo purchased in 2019 (new construction)-- Property 4:  Inv.condo purchased in 2019 (new construction) ~ 1031 exchange employed-- Property 5:  Inv.condo purchased 2020-- Property 6:  Inv.townhome purchased 2020Likely plan...A) Exchange Property 2 for a single investment condo (2021/2022)B) Exchange Property 4 for forever home (rent for few years); may require sale of 3 and/or 6. (2022+)C) Exchange Property 3 for a smaller investment condo (2022+)D) Sell Property 6 for forever home (which has been rented for a few years by then) (~2025).  .  

Political refugees from California, Oregon, Washington, Colorado and points east are driving prices through the roof.

Sorry we are not taking more CA refugees in my state...

. :) Currently she is taking in a few refugees from Ghost Ship tragedy.... because as a homeowner, you can do things like that if you wish.Fresno and Central Valley aren't crazy.

I have been helping refugees resettle since 1991. 

As an investor myself, I've chosen to fill a Niche in the Vacation Rental market by providing the "Marijuana Refugees" a safe place to relax during their stay in Colorado Springs.

Have any of you had any experience renting to the growing refugee population in in Lincoln through Lutheran Family or Catholic Social Services?  

I have lots of friends who have been refugees. 

Stock market refugee here.