.- Going rate for TH and individual rooms- Demand and saturation levels (how long does it take to rent), length of stay, etc.- Other market trends about the areas TH and individual room rentability - Frequency of renting versus selling in the areaI look forward to the insights you all share!

We're certainly seeing a very high demand on the investor side for loans in the area.

The demand for homes with a bit of land and a shop is high where I live, leading to a larger buyer pool and quicker sales.

@Jaime Duron I recently picked up another rental in the southwest area (near Lackland AFB) that has been over 75% occupancy with MTR/STR demand.

(Because they are another woman demanding attention/time/things from the hubbies, which the wives don't like)So good on you for using a lady loan originator!

I'm considering short- or long-term rental but current demand is low due to the offseason.

You have no total control long term over the appreciation of your real estate, that's more up to the neighborhood/demographics/economy/supply-demand/inflation rate etc.

C+ class homes that are always in higher demand in good economic times and bad.

This is a huge topic for land investors.Choosing a market (knowing where there's likely to be demand for what you're trying to build and what type of vacant lot you're buying)?

Hampton Roads is indeed a unique market with its military presence, providing a steady rental demand and some interesting investment opportunities.Looking forward to learning and connecting with you too!