2) We have reasoned in past discussions that there is not necessarily a true 'shortage' of housing....it is often more of a situation where people cannot live exactly where they want to. 3) Of course everyone wants to live close to work, close to downtown, etc....but not everyone gets to have that luxury. 

If a celebrity in a $30 million mansion is leaving because of crime or to give their kids a better life, how many middle-income families are doing the same?

Doing some research for MTR's there is no one in your market that I can see that is renting a MTR more than $3400; without it being a luxury million dollar home with high luxury amentities. - The final thought is turning it into a room to room rental, MTR could work as well, where you rent by the room, and you could possibly make enought to be more than break even but maybe not very profitable.Just some thoughts, good luck!

This means that the Spanish government's rental price index will force us to achieve a paltry 2.5% gross return on our premium area apartment.Additionally, the situation with "squatters" (Okupas)  is worsening in all areas of Spain, including in areas considered "ultra premium" such as "La Finca" in Pozuelo de Alarcón, where footballers and singers reside (Cristiano Ronaldo lived there when he played for Real Madrid).

The cabins do very well as we are the only side by side option (unique selling proposition) for large luxury accommodations and we book 95% family reunions all summer at a premium.

luxury portable toilet rental I heard has good cash flow for business.

There are some cash buyers in my area, but they go for the ultra discounted properties only. 

I had the luxury of filling the units while still in FL. and am only a month in.

They had received funds to build a new ferry port for commuters, a new luxury apartment building, and redevelopment project for the waterfront area.

The only way I'd be able to justify spending $34k for a unit turn would be if it was in a super high-end luxury market, renting for at least $10k/month.