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Yes, there are some areas where rental yields are high enough that will attract more investors until the yields get swallowed up by rising prices. I remember buying in Kalgoorlie years ago, and the yields were ~9% at that time. Within a couple of years the prices had gone up and the...

What I've noticed when markets turn is; 1. Lower end housing; mostly O/O's and a few investors. These houses are not affected as much because they are where folks live, not much debt and often the yields for investors are better, so they don't need to sell as often. 2. Middle housing; much...