I'm an Emergency Medicine physician in the Bay Area a few years out of residency training (still paying off loans). 

For example, if you were going to go into artificial intelligence, a growing field with probably a lack of qualified workforce, you can go train in industry, pick up those skills, and possibly being employee for the company. this is different from the civilian skills program, where you could actually set up your own internship in the industry that you personally want to go into regardless of what’s already available.

I have a property that has a few minor flaws,  appliances not working (dishwasher/jacuzzi tub), vanity and medicine cabinet paint peeling, scuffed floors. 

My major concern would be that you get too wrapped up in your 90-day challenge to the point that you get into a bad deal just because you feel the pressure of your artificial deadline.

Demand is very high, supply artificially low (sellers keeping their homes off the market to maintain social distances) .. 

I do know that it is a world class city, truly, for medicine and biotech. 

My background is medicine and have only within the last few months gotten hooked onto the bigger pockets podcast and the idea of house hacking. 

To determine the Zestimate, Zillow uses data from public records, feeds from multiple listing services and brokerages as well as artificial intelligence, including advanced technologies such as computer vision and a deep-learning neural network to incorporate data from photographs.

Was that initial price an artificially low price to drive multiple offers on market?

You buy something where someone has lived for years and then pull the floor out from under them and tell them they have to move in the middle of a pandemic.And secondly when you turn housing stock into short term rentals you have just created an artificial scarcity in the market for that area.