The latter market is a bit heated at the moment, but I find there is no shortage of quality tenants when vacancies occur.

Right now it is very difficult to find contractors for renovation jobs as there is a severe labor shortage.

There’s a new development still in the plans to help supply the shortage of student housing being demanded by FIU’s 50,000+ student enrollment.

I do not think you will have a shortage of people looking to rent in the area.

For the long-term generational investors who also subscribe to the global warming and shortage of fresh water predictions, WI will become the prime real estate on the planet in that scenario - lol.

My experience has shown a shortage of quality property managers, so you should be successful if you keep owners perspective at the forefront.

I use employment info, increasing population, state of housing market - I like housing shortages, etc. 

It is hard to have a bubble when there is a housing shortage.

Another small thing to consider is that there's a shortage of good construction workers around here, and some developers need to just keep their guys (including subs) working so they don't go somewhere else.

There is a massive shortage of good PM companies in Cincinnati from my conversations with most of my investor clients.