I don't believe my city has many section 8 rentals and it is a desireable area so I may consider it if I were to have a vacancy.The only reasons I would consider it on this home is because it is not fully updated, I think there may be a shortage of options for people who may want to get into the city, and I think it would be possible to get more in rent this way.I wouldn't consider it on my properties otherwise as I have not had a problem placing good tenants in the past.  

Most everywhere has housing shortage, so 2 months with no action means you're overpriced for the market.

With high interest rates and general labor shortage, I'm doing more in tech/Web3.

The property has grown by 3% quarterly since owning with a lot of upside since there is a housing shortage, and new units in the area can't be built for less than +$400K.

We have a shortage in our town and most were on a long wait list.

As for the complaining tenant, she has no shortage of things to complain about.

Unfortunately, we have seen a lot of redevelopment money, redirected and not being used for their original allocation purposes, being that we are the State's capital Sacramento sometimes suffers when there are shortages and investing in future expectations could be costly.However, this is just my pennies worth, (I wouldn't even call my two cents) but make sure you do your due diligence before you invest and know that a lot of us local investors that are trying to stay on top of the curve are looking at the same areas you are looking at, you just need to be careful how you invest in those areas.

Home prices have been rising everywhere, amid a critical housing shortage.

Not sure how big it is where you are but here there is a shortage of space. 

With the shocking shortage of homes on the market, anybody who is smart enough to get their home on MLS right now will get top dollar.