Landlords are going to have to fix these properties, and with many cities looking for affordable housing solutions, these owners may be in trouble.Renting appears to be more in demand, and is currently cheaper than buying.

In my opinion, however, the demand for SFHs and apartments closer to campus (and/or Shandon, Five Points, Olympia, etc) is still vastly undersupplied.

It increases housing demand and increases the need for rental properties.

Plans are underway to add a high-demand ADU, increasing cash flow by $900/month.

If anyone has knowledge of the local rental demand, property values, or general area insights, I’d greatly appreciate your input.

I looked at OKC a bit but I'm just not sure the demand for STR's there is sufficient.I'm looking to get a property with short term stays, 7 days or less.

Hi @Wilson Lau - do you have any knowledge of STR demand in North San Jose zip codes specifically, for example Berryessa?

Those are some crazy demands in this market.

They are two young professionals with money, they have extremely high demands, they "know already" because they talked to their "xyz professional buddies already." 

Ground up single family and small multifamily is high demand by both end users and investors.