The affordability factor also suggests potential for significant appreciation as the tech sector continues to grow and demand increases.Market StabilizationThe slight cooling we're seeing in the market isn't a setback—it's an opportunity.

So this is seeming a lot like a "oh shiit they caught me" freak out and demand to look away, just look away......   

Is anyone doing MTRs in the North San Jose area and using their property both for STRs and MTRs within the same calendar year based on demand, seasonality, etc.?

Start with neighborhoods that have stable rental demand and long-term appreciation potential.

I work with many professionals who, like you, have a demanding full-time job but still manage to dive into real estate investing.

I can only speak to our market here in Columbus, but MTR is in such demand that I don't see this amenity being a must to keep your occupancy high, I'd go with an outlet. 

Analyze each city's rental demand, property prices, and your personal goals to make the best choice.

There are some towns in the area that could pencil, but Whitefish proper just doesn't math.There is just too much demand from rich people looking for a 2nd home to see any cash flow at all.

However, it does demand solid digital marketing expertise to see positive results.

Dallas-Fort Worth’s got a lot of people looking for rentals, so demand’s high... but finding a solid deal is key (from what I read in the WSJ).Let me know if you need any help!