Real estate investing is my jam. I'm not sure about your timeline, but you definitely have some things right. The migration from the large cities to the suburbs and rural areas was jumpstarted due to the issues related to covid. There will definitely be some places that will keep their thick/overpopulation, like southern California where the weather is practically perfect. Remote work will be interesting...if it prevails, offshoring work that is now remote that wasn't thought to be remote until the last 18 months may take a lot of jobs away from the highly paid workers in the high cost of living areas causing the areas to become depressed...much like a return to $0 minimum wage would cause a dramatic drop in prices. Anyway, all of this is brand new and it will be interesting to navigate these waters. Great thoughts!



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