But still, within a few weeks you should have someone applying who is qualified from my experience - which is in Florida, not New York… but all things being equal demand works similarly.If marketed correctly now, it tends to point to price sensitivity (too expensive) relative to other similar offerings,  or some other detractor as to location or convenience.   

I just put two long-term rental properties on the market that we rehabbed in desirable area of West End Boise and demand is a little lower than expected.

Sure enough, a few weeks later, I got a letter from an attorney, photos of his client injured from a slip and fall, and a demand letter for $10,000.

However, some investors see potential in these markets because of low entry costs, steady military demand for housing, and decent cash flow from rentals, especially if the area has stable, government-backed tenants like service members.

This can bring you steady income with less frequent turnover and lower maintenance than STRs.Executive Housing/Corporate Rentals: Atlanta’s entertainment and business sectors drive high demand for corporate housing.

If this Cap is allowed to expire, I would think that there will be a rush to take advantage of it.That should increase demand for higher priced Homes because the Standard Deduction gets reduced significantly AND you can go way above the Standard Deduction by Itemizing the SALT Deductions.If your comps are Single Family Homes and/or small Multi-Family that can convert to an Owner Occupied (think BRRRR here), it is well should rise in value as the Federal Tax deduction lowers the monthly payments for every homeowner with a large Mortgage that also pays State and Local Taxes. too funny I had not thought of the Salt deductions in years and today it popped into my mind then you post this.. very true for high priced markets this will be a huge bene

But, I'm not that desperate to potentially jeopardize my account's status.As for private lending, I THINK debt is safer with the self directed accounts. 

Both are well kept, in a prime spot, with great rental demand. 

There has been a flight to the more quality areas of Austin.I agree on us having hit the bottom, time will tell but I think we'll see demand increase and rates decrease over the next few months Yeah - I was more talking about outlook for 2025+, I think the correction has likely completed (just opinion) 

The market research and development can be intensive, but there’s growing demand in many areas, especially near popular natural destinations.Best of luck!