This will pressure up the rents.We saw a similar tight supply in sales as well.

@Evelyn Allasi I understand your logic when considering the area, but the University created a lot of housing over the past decade that put pressure on people with houses that they had marketed to students.

What they won't tell you is that there is an oversupply of condos putting pressure on prices and they keep building.

Additionally, the record number of apartment unit deliveries in recent years has led to increased supply, putting downward pressure on prices, occupancy rates, and rent growth.Operational costs have also been on the rise, further complicating the financial outlook for multifamily properties.

There will be big pressure on rents over the next year or two in Austin area due to the vast number of apartments coming online. 

The rise and rise of house hacking might keep rolling considering that housing remains unaffordable due to high prices and low inventory resulting in an upward pressure on millennials headed for creative solutions like house hacking.Even though stylish nowadays, not only is house hacking in fashion but also bears enduring benefits like creating a property ladder, passive income generation, and financial freedom attainment.

As a result, the sponsor is under great pressure to ensure that the transaction meets its intended profit goal.

I would try to address it as amicably as possible before doing anything that might turn into a war. both of you can always build a higher fence and mount the cameras on a higher pole. have a conversation with him about your Airbnb, is he doing this simply for security, or does he have an issue with you renting your place out short term?

One more thing to show how ignorant most plumbers are (and I am a plumber), the discharge (pump side) of your system is ABS (plastic) and most plumbers are too ignorant to realize that ABS (plastic) pipes and joints are not designed for high-pressure water.

What matters is that you're using otherwise dead money that's sitting in your checking or savings account to keep downward pressure on your mortgage.