I live in a small rural town in MissouriIts an airbnb but I've had people from a solar plantation project in there for the last 5 months renting out at 2250. 

Co-living provides built-in diversification, lowering your financial risk compared to single-lease rentals.5.

There are two items that you need to completely solve this problem for your rehabs: properly built Design Boards and a Finish Schedule.

I heard about bigger pockets from a friend of mine that has successfully built and rented multiple properties in our area. 

These companies, run by Kevin Bupp, Brian Spears, and Joanna Bupp, and how they buy up "mom & pop" mobile home parks, jack the rents up immediately to gain the most profit in the shortest amount of time with no care of the low income, fixed income, and elderly that were living in the mobile home parks comfortably.https://www.wivb.com/news/investigates/akron-mobile-home-residents-fight-back-against-out-of-town-owner/1779504663  That's how life works.

Alpine is a cool town!

Once we lowered the price to $1 less than everyone in town we filled right up.

And lastly, by doing more of a new build focus you can always exit since you built below market in the area.

And once you get a sizable amount built up in there look at some of the higher interest accounts that they have.

A bit, but with all of the chip factories, companies, and new developments coming to town I don't see it softening for long.