There is little inventory   If you have a deal that works with todays rates  go for it .   

Rents for apartments and single family homes are up significantly, and I don’t see that trend ending any time soon: we are severely lacking in housing and available inventory.

Furthermore while some neighborhoods currently have a glut of inventory, its not the case city wide.

The market segment you are investing in has plenty of inventory and is selling very slowly.

Before I went to the 5 - 10 unit inventory, I'd open another market like STL. 

After the low rates started to increase when the FEDs pushed to raise them the inventory went up significantly (in January 2022 there were active listings on the MLS of 40-45 listings, now if you look 160-170 listings).

I am not sure if this is the right place or not but I wanted some input into any obvious issues with my lease option offers to the tenant buyer that earns plenty of income but doesn't have the cash right now and wants to improve credit before purchasing but would like to lock in the price as our market is still struggling with inventory. 

Hi all,I recently purchased a property from @Antoine Martel (MartelTurnkey) so thought I'd leave a review on what my experience was like: Prior to my purchase, I was waiting to buy real estate through a turnkey provider for quite some time but never felt fully confident with how various providers were operating or with their inventory for me to make the jump.

My husband and I are now looking at other places more  look at Columbus Ohio for new construction. don't buy existing 100 year old inventory that the 1 of 20 realtors here will try to sell you and don't for all the off market stuff either 

Having a very tough time securing a property because of so such low inventory.