My wife is from here and we decided to relocate back to her hometown area.

You temporarily relocate to a hotel or other living arrangement while the remediation work is being done.

My experience has ranged from relocating gopher tortoises for clients building a single family residential home on a lot to entitling and permitting an 1,100 acres wetland mitigation site for 3,000+ acre mixed use, master planned community.  

-FIRST POST VIRGIN (Please forgive any amateurish behavior)We have been relocated due to work... and long story short, we're considering doing a cash-out refi and renting out our primary single family 5br/3ba home. 

It is even more common with people relocating to an area.

If you want to rehab a property, you need to give longer notice and even pay relocation costs in some cases.

Vermont real estate is super hot right now - an exceptional seller's market. 1st it was driven by AirBnb and STR opportunities, then it was the COVID migration from the cities and now, we are beginning to see climate change driven relocations.

Meaning this landlord would literally have no way of getting this guest off of his property unless he pays her the $100,000 relocation fee.As of now the case is not settled, there is a ton of back and forth litigation, and the guest has still not left the unit.I've summarized the highlights in this post but I encourage anybody thinking about operating a short term rental (especially in a place like California) to read this article and understand the risks.Link

There are still 1% deals but the more attractive part is Columbus is an expanding city, with several significant companies relocating to the area in the near future, resulting in an abundance of new job opportunities. 

I presume a stagnant market, with only necessary sales (death, divorce, downsizing, and relocations).