Cape Coral also offers a great supply of homes that are not in flood zones and otherwise have low storm risk, particularly with some newer buildsIn terms of cash flow, single family in general is not going to be the best bet for optimizing that focus.

@Alan F.Every market will react differently depending on the the supply an demand and the economic drivers in that local economy.

I can see where a lot of supply would temporarily disappear if they rent instead of sell ... still a motivated seller, so those units are likely to hit the market in the future.  

@Mike MostLook at the rental data and housing supply.

Las Vegas is on the verge of a market over-supply of housing, and that will produce a large price drop. 

I have an airbnb and the numbers are WAY up this summer, also manage another clients airbnb and both running almost fully booked up this year maybe the registration hurdles have lowered supply. 

You can then determine the best time to sell based on your own personal situation as well as macro supply/demand factors at the time you wish to sell.

You need enough supply/demand to actually create liquidity.

If the owner wants to supply materials its his right.

Then supply and demand begins to happen, when the masses begin to think it’s too hard and go chase the new thing, supply and demand happens again.