So much for prices ALWAYS rising.  

@Deshen TangDallas' real estate market is experiencing fluctuations due to rising interest rates and economic uncertainty.

They keep changing the standards for efficiency and the prices keep rising... 

I provide a fully furnished, private bedroom and bathroom in my apartment located in a boutique, mid-rise buiding with 5-star amenities and views of the Park & Lake.Initially, when I set out on this journey, my goal was to rent to travel nurses.

Where I see the builder incentives and builders hurting is in starter housing or housing for rentals that investors are buying.. everything there is interest rate driven.. with land costs fixed and building cost not coming down , interest rates rising this hurts builders who are building product for those that MUST have financing to buy and are barely able to qualify IE starters..

Deeper Dive into Rental Demand:Here are a few alternative ways to gauge rental demand:Local Property Managers: Reach out to property managers in the area for insights on vacancy rates, tenant demand, and how long it typically takes to rent similar properties.Vacancy Rates: Research the average vacancy rates in that zipcode through local real estate reports or rental listing platforms like Zumper or Rentometer.Rent Growth Trends: Check whether rents have been rising, stagnating, or falling in that market over the past few years.

Because of rising interest rates, returns have not been as strong on properties purchased 2020 to 2023.There are broadly two flavors of syndications, property-specific and a fund. 

A new apartment building is set to rise in Panama City Beach, thanks to a $72M loan secured by Oldacre McDonald.

The reality is, rising property taxes, maintenance costs, increase insurance premiums (I'm a broker so don't get me started here), an HOA assessment or annual increase, etc, etc, etc.

Rents will continue to rise year over year if you keep up with your property and if you hold onto the multi long enough you will eventually cashflow once you decide to leave.