Demand for Midland will always be there, not sure on STR rules but if you're traveling regularly then STR it and get the tax benefits/utility from it but make sure you're not violating the occupancy stays.

Seems the demand is still pretty high.

I've seen a lot of demand for MTR bookings in a few areas.

Whenever I read someone say that these potential tenants are all unrealistic, they demand low prices or huge amenities, etc., it gives me pause.

They sent demand letters.

Why buy the real estate equivalent of a penny stock when you can afford to buy blue chip aristocrat dividend stocks (Class A multifamily properties in good locations with actual strong fundamentals like population growth, a diverse and recession-resistant job market, limited supply and high demand, affordability, and consistent long-term appreciation)?

Traveling medical professionals generally don’t need 3 BR homes and they aren’t traveling as much as previous years so make sure there’s enough demand. 

.- I'm particularly keen on areas where there's a high demand for single-family homes.- Any insights on recent market trends or upcoming developments in Pittsburgh would be greatly appreciated.Thanks in advance for your help!

In order to make educated judgments, market demand must be researched, high-impact upgrades prioritized, and specialists consulted.

Not because it might be mispriced, or the area isn't seeing that much demand anymore, or any other reason - but because that will come into play when the bank does an appraisal on your property.