But there will soon be a housing shortage (already, rentals are very hard to find) and with that we'll see more investments coming to build more housing.I'd be more than happy to keep you informed on whats happening and what deals are around.

Hi James,Whidbey Island has a supply/demand shortage of rentals in some areas and has experienced rent increases like other areas in more mainstream metropolitan areas.  

Only if there's a housing shortage in the area or they are given some type of incentive.You also should understand the risk of S8 vouchers that only cover part of the tenant's rent.

Due to Las Vegas ongoing population growth, increasing job quality and quantity and the shortage of land, property prices and rents will likely continue to increase.SummaryIf you are looking for low cost, high return (10+%) properties and do not care as much about appreciation or long term return, Las Vegas is probably not your best choice.

I do live in a military town so there are quite a few rentals out here. however no shortage of occupancy.

The full remodel is tough though because labor shortage in KC and contractors giving FU prices because they're so busy lol

I also talked to a local realtor and she said the inventory shortage has cabins way over-priced and many people are underwater.

Her son who doesn't live in the area told me it would be very difficult to move her, there is a rental shortage in the area and she can't afford market rent.

With The Ohio State University graduating 6000+ students a year, the tax incentives that are bringing and keeping a lot of big business in Columbus, there's no shortage of need for multifamily housing.  

Also there seems to be a shortage of fourplex/duplex’s in my area.