In the public housing sector they are "over income" households, Google "over income housing".

Austin is estimated to grow by 2.5X by 2040 and our economy is well diversified so a dip in a single sector doesn't impact us much unlike Cali. https://www.facebook.com/KVUEi...

Besides CBRE and other large companies it is hard to find internship opportunities in this sector. 

I would recommend finding someone local in that sector and offer something to them.

The tech sector is also showing signs of strain and has really been the rocket fuel for San Francisco in recent years.  

If no one made sub-optimal financial decisions then it would be a harder sector to make money in.

Guys I work as an Appraiser in the Agriculture sector of Central California.

Very difficult to find a <20% down, <4% rates in the private sector.

I make a decent salary doing work in technology sector, but my instinct tells me that I should pay off my debt before owning my first investment property.

The reason that Fair Housing and HUD are a thing is because we haven't found a way to house people of color, of different national origins or even people with chlldren or disabilities without passing laws, again by forcing the private housing sector to do it.