Welcome @Clint Jones --  from a fellow Southern transplant (moved here 3 years ago from South Carolina).

Demand is high, will be for some time due to so many out of state transplants and Mary Jane legalization along with limited house building for many years. 

My name is Jeff, and I am a recent Santa Fe transplant.

Well, I grew up south of Atlanta and been here most of my life, but plan on getting back to Texas eventually.  I am just starting to learn as much as I can about real estate investing with a goal of supplementing my i...

@Matt Katsaris To be honest I didnt even know what a tri tip was until I did a remodel for a Cali transplant here in Texas.

Just like the entire DC area, a massive degree of people in Prince George's County are transplants.

@Alexander Sobrado - There isn't a secret sauce but I can tell you as a relatively recent transplant into Des Moines (moved from Chicagoland to Bloomington IN to Davenport IA and have settled in DSM for the last almost 5 years...). 

I like texas (robust economy, CA & northeast transplants fleeing high taxes, no state tax, pro landlord)..however i hear dallas, austin, san antonio, and other parts are not cheap per se anymore (same with florida).  

I just don't see the kind of target demographic that uses AirBnB/even knows what that is or being interested in tiny homes being in New Bern, hurricane transplant or otherwise.

@Lisa MeadeI work a lot with Bay Area transplants coming to Sacramento for it's more affordable housing.