Baby boomers are getting ready to pass down about $84 trillion over the next 20 years. But more than 15 million older homeowners don't have kids to leave their house to. No family heir means no one holding onto the property for decades. In a market that's been desperate for inventory, these homes will eventually need to be sold. Could this be the unlock the housing market has been waiting for. Meanwhile the Midwest is the hottest housing market in the country right now. Michigan, Ohio, and Illinois are all posting absorption rates above 17%, meaning homes are selling way faster than new ones are hitting the market. Detroit has just 1.6 months of inventory and spring is just getting started. And in Wyoming, a $26 million horse racing facility is turning Evanston into a surprise real estate destination. Out-of-state buyers are moving in for the affordability and zero state income tax, and another track is opening near Cheyenne this fall. Which of these stories do you think hits the market hardest? Drop your take in the comments