As long as there is a good thesis as to why the demand will remain high for shorter stay rentals  and most importantly (1) the use is allowed, (2) the use requirements are protected by in place permitting and licensing and (3) the permissions are transferable through a sale you will be on the right side of the supply/ demand equation.

And the only market condition that you can bid up the price is in an overheated "Sellers Market", with a super low supply of homes.  1.

., where prices are much lower but still well above Toledo.The significant boost in pay won by United Auto Workers members at Stellantis and General Motors in Toledo and rippling out into the auto-manufacturing supply chain boosts buying power in the local economy and is surely behind the economic projections of real estate sales growth exceeding all but one of the top 10 markets.

Not with all the supply and labor shortages going on. 

Real Estate goes up and goes down too, with supply/demand. 

We have a major supply issue in Sacramento, and more and more demand for housing.

The limited supply is driving appreciation.

What is the value to you, to them supplying the information vs you finding it yourself? 

You need to sort out Supply-Demand curve. 

Well, COVID was going on, supply chain was tight and finding contractors that could get you into their schedule was extremely challenging.