Feel free to message me if you want more details on the market or an exact area you are looking in!

I'll give you some numbers for the MTRs we manage in Los Angeles.1-2 bedroom MTRs stays are 1-3 months3+ bedroom MTRs stays are 3-6 months, but often start less than 3 months and extend their stayMTR marketing falls in 2 buckets.

I checked out the website for my market area and they're only listing the large nationals on it (Bridge: EasyKnock, SFR:  Buyer, Roofstock, Renovation Buyer: HomeGo, Homevestors) and was curious if any agents in other markets have seen this or use zavvie's information in any way?

If you’re looking for a good balance between appreciation and cash flow, there’s a lot of opportunity in suburbs to the west, including Adamsville, Forestdale, Pleasant Grove, and the like.If you’re open to nearby markets as well, Tuscaloosa could also be a fast-growing spot with strong student tenants worth looking into.

Here’s our OPINION for the Metro Detroit market (use as a template for your target area!)

But in today’s market, with high interest rates and increasing home prices, finding a perfect deal that checks every box is nearly impossible.

I'd be interested in any insight on the Sacramento market, esp. from investors in multifamily.

Even if your rate was 8% (it wouldn't be) you could still invest those additional funds into the market and average out a better return. 

SF Has a broader market appeal since you can sell to investors and owner/occupants. 

They say you should focus on one market and get to know it in and out.