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.

We obviously supplies consumables.

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

The Orlando market may have a larger supply of homes uniquely suited for rent-by-the-room.

If I buy a property for $120,000 and partner invests $40,000 in materials and supplies, do they then own 25% or 33%?

Basically the more info available the more options you will have mentioned and they will be more precise.Going with the info you have supplied.  

Plumbing permits shall not be required for minor repairs or replacements of plumbing fixtures provided such repairs or replacements do not disrupt the original water supply, the waste or ventilation system.

I have a strong feeling that the prices will keep creeping up, and even more so when the rates drop.As for inventory, there seems to be a steady supply of inventory in CA.

Especially if the home aesthetics and footprint are comparable, there is still good rental supply available.

High Supply and High Demand.