I think some would work well for a Househacker, someone looking to BRRRR, and some are just buy and hold for cashflow plays.

This 100% what's happening, and when the wealthy create a larger divide it becomes a scarcity play for typical Rupert and Lolita.

I'm a professional basketball player working in different countries and usually travel all across the current country I am in.

It's late, they're yelling/playing music/whatever I need to sleep and don't want problems with my neighbors.

Appreciation seems like the only play here.

Is there a step up in basis for the husbands half of ownership, will there be a $250,000 or $500,000 homestead deduction, and are there other mechanisms in play that I may not be aware of?

So I was playing around the data and created a simple interactive map for housing market data visualization by counties across the US, like home prices distribution, mean days on market, listings number, etc. 

Now from an investment standpoint, I would assume when it's in the lowest demand it's the best time to buy but if this STR could be a LTR you're playing in that same market.

Development is one of those plays that either goes incredibly well or incredibly poorly.

I once attended a free Kiosaki seminar on buying in the stock market........then they asked us all to play Roberts stock market board game to aquaint  us on the basics...