.- Hawaii property tax and insurance is considerably "okay"- Each Florida city has its own different trajectory in terms of appreciation, but HI appreciation depends on island and the town.- With most job now is being done remotely, especially in tech, Hawaii is becoming a viable choice.- However, the thing that makes Hawaii very doable is that the cost of flying is cheap, from CA one way the cost is $90-$200 depending on the season. - Every Hawaiian Island is very different from one to another, and between towns is also a bit different.

The next steps would be to look at the demographics and trajectory of the economies of the markets.

The market is cooling slightly, with more homes selling below the list price, which could provide buyers with more leverage in negotiations.Conclusion: A Region on the RiseLouisville and Southern Indiana are clearly on an upward trajectory.

I still see great deals in Detroit and there is a lot of media buzz around Detroit for its rise in values and upward trajectory.

IE buy rent out renter pay's your mortgage off or you get some cash flow.And most RE investors have good jobs and then are Investors... those that want to do it for a living and replace the job with this new job.. that is totally different and a longer trajectory. 

I think this all combines to mean the overall economic trajectory is on a slower growth curve going forward than it has been in the past.Unfortunately, the need to work off the bubble and the slower growth curve combine to mean its going to take a long time to get back to that new, slower growth curve.

I believe value add is still on the table, and an even more enticing option now with rates from the looks of it on a downward trajectory.

Here's why savvy investors should have San Antonio on their radar for 2025 and beyond.Steady Population GrowthSan Antonio's growth trajectory remains strong, with a 1.5% population increase since 2022 [1].

I hope to be in that trajectory in the next couple of years as well so I am definitely keeping an open mind to a 1031!

My perception: with more inventory, price reductions, insurance rates and taxes on a moon-shot trajectory, it's looking like the storm is on the way.