Cities are running out of market fuel due to drenched inventory and declining home sales prices.

What price range would you be looking for?

Especially for someone looking in the ~200k price range.

…Here's the latest market report (based on single family homes): Mortgage Rates:30-year conventional rate today is 7.01%30-year VA rate today is 6.50% Median Sales Price:April: $476,000May: $475,995June: $485,000 New Listings:April: 1,957May: 2,141June: 1,875 Median Days on Market Until Sale:April: 12May: 12June: 13 Months Supply of Inventory:April: 2.2May: 2.4June: 2.3 What does "Months Supply of Inventory" mean?

Gilford has Gunstock in the winter, Winnipesauke in the summer, and the Belknap range which has some great easier hiking trails with beautiful views of the lake.

Some BRRRR markets I see in those price ranges are Columbus, Birmingham, Jacksonville, Tyler, St Louis. 

He would not be able to see our inventory unless he already has a agreement to work with us.

Without running numbers, I think you are looking at an asset that makes 8-10% over the next several years with an upside in the 15-20% range if you see high single digit/double digit appreciation.

Does SFH or Duplex value add strategy still work, and how is the inventory?

For me, personally, it's areas that are landlord basic to friendly, strong industry growth or potential growth, and personally I trade/buy/invest in houses that I see inventory pick up but the fundamentals stick meaning it's a great area.