All my decades doing HML s for investor pretty much to a person at some point they get burnt out landlord syndrome and especially my SF Bay area clients when I had my shop in Oakland. 

I've decided to stick with value add to my Bay Area rental and increase rents and take a very long pause on OOS. 

If you haven't already, you should dig into the Tampa Bay market and surrounding areas which is poised for significant growth over the next few years.

I'd love to get info/opinions on whether there is a "standard" amount of time to increase rents in the Bay Area for Single Family Homes.How do property management companies/landlords handle rent increases for existing renters? 

I'm looking forward to discussing investment strategies (traditional and fringe) with many of my house-hacking friends and peers over the next few years--especially in the Green Bay region!

If you are in an expensive market like the Bay Area, target units in cheaper (but still safe) areas.

During our monthly market study, Marion Oaks (Ocala) consistently stands out as the area with the highest demand for new construction housing.Below are some of the markets we analyze, along with their average months of housing supply: - Palm Bay: 3.4 months - North Port: 4 months - Port Charlotte: 5.4 months - Marion Oaks: 2.2 months - Silver Springs: 2.8 monthsStudy Criteria: Single-Family Homes Built in 2022 or later, 1400-2400 sqft.

Very common up here in the Bay Area, actually.

@Andrew Galloway, if you’re open to a not so saturated STR market that performs strong, I would check out the Tampa Bay Area and reach out to @Josh Green.

My first station was in Kings Bay Georgia, where I picked up the book Rich Dad, poor Dad, which kick started my real estate career.