Telling me the need out-strips the supply. 

It costs too much to build and part of the reason why supply is so low.

@Elizabeth Galarza we manage almost 700 doors in the tri-county Metro Detroit area, almost 100 of them S8 leases.There is more demand for vouchers than supply - who doesn't want free rent?

Can you please supply statistics and sources.

Age, what they do, where they live compared to you, do they have kids, are they working or going to college, are they in the military, do they have businesses, the more you supply, the more ideas. 

It's also nice, because there have been times when a stain needed to be professionally laundered, or we need supplies from the store, and the cleaner does it and just charges her time. 

I've heard of mentees who started cleaning up construction areas on a flip at the end of each work day or picking up supplies at Home Depot and delivering them to the job site.

While you should never believe their revenue projection on a specific property without doing further due diligence, I do think their data is a good baseline and can provide an eagle-eye view of areas with better occupancy, better ADR, lower supply and therefore higher revenue potential, etc.Good luck!

I must admit, I have a few speculative shekels in it myself.Shelter is one big inflationary data point, driven by yes, lack of supply, and by input costs continuing to rise (contractor labor, HVAC systems etc…)Mortgage rates are likely to stay high as well.

The scarcity of these properties stems from high demand, limited supply, and fierce competition, especially from experienced investors grabbing good deals swiftly.