Then I would diversify between SF and small MF-- housing is NOT a luxury, its a necessity and a housing shortage is here and people need safe housing. 

If you are set and don't' intend to invest any further and can cover the monthly shortage + maintenance + rental fees, etc, then hold, as long term the property will come up and you'll be paying the mortgage down, in addition to rents go up.

There are so many more single families in every market and in newer markets multifamily can be extremely scarce though I have heard how certain areas are encouraging ADUs to aid in the housing shortage. 

There are no shortage of lipsticked pig properties out there, and learning to spot them is essential for successful RE investing...we're all susceptible to "shiny object syndrome", but being aware of it is the first step to avoiding it!

Huge shortage of housing, huge shift in migration/immigration. 

There is definitely a shortage of rooms as my wife has had potential travelers turn down jobs due to lack of housing. 

Most of the challenges right now are on the buyer's side of the equation: Inventory shortages, higher cost of capital, market uncertainty. 

There isn't a shortage of old houses that need fixed up.

If you know the area, then you know there is a shortage of homes on the market so it would be worth the asking price when I put it on the market.

Then there were only a handful of local builders.So even going into 2020, the COVID year, we still had a tremendous shortage of houses.