I manage 100+ properties, mostly Airbnb and MTR.STR and MTR demand is very strong in Roseville, driven by demand but also a lack of supply...

The center has an extra 20 acres of greenfield zoned for additional retail.We know there is pent up leasing demand, but not sure what is current development costs as we haven’t built a thing since before Covid.Anyone can shed a light as to what is the current per square foot average these days?

Consider markets like King's Mountain and Jacksonville, which offer the potential for appreciation and rental demand.

You might get lucky.I'm dealing with my own issues right now as I have a 5 plex that is not nob and tube but is screw in fuses and the insurance company (auto owners) threw a fit and demand the fuse boxes all be replaced with breakers or they will drop me.I'm right down to the wire and they have issued a do not renew order until fixed because it has taken 7 months to get all the paperwork and consumers on board with the update.I have a really good electrician coming in two weeks now that he finally has his permits, parts and pieces, electrical company ready for the work to be done.The electrician warned that he was only doing this because he was friends with my PM.

I primarily delt with non- performing 2nds, they prefer performing 1sts, so it's definitely a different animal,  but manageable. 

The issue is going to be this type of restriction is likely to limit demand to buy.

I am trying to buy a town home and hold it for 10 years if possible, given that there is rental demand .Any thoughts about the same. 

There is demand for the services you provide, but as mentioned by others this market is very competitive.

Learning that this is a very different animal! 

There's a notable article in the Telegram and Gazette about the spike in demand at food pantries, "Food assistance: Demand at food pantries spikes as rents increase and wages do not".It's safe to say that the majority of visitors to food pantries are renters.