By moving thousands of people off the street in record time, it was a stunning demonstration of what can be done, officials say.

However, if a property's equity has a higher and better use as @Ian Waters mentioned, I have sold to roll funds into other properties for downpayments or rehab costs. 1031 would be appealing for a residential to commercial upgrade!

Stunning that RVM and text work at all.  

I know the East Asian furnished-home-feature desirability checklist (shoe storage at entrance, good rice cooker, good cooktop, exterior venting extraction hood), but is there something I'm missing for a South Asian audience? 

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@Dean OMalley - First off - absolutely stunning home. 

A bit of backstory: we had a small-ish earthquake here in SLC back in 2020.  ...a few months before that earthquake, a family in my neighborhood bought a STUNNING late 1800s brick home.

Another example, in the western NC mountains near where I live, most people gravitate towards investing in over-saturated well known vacation areas with lots of amenities, however, there are other stunning areas in the mountains with very low prices (comparatively) that have very high occupancy because hardly anybody has an STR in available in the area.

For the past 30 years, don't quote me on exact demographics, but I will take a guess that Gardena is 50% African-American, 30% Hispanic and most of the Asians moved to Orange County.

Both are Asian owned businesses so prices are very competitive.