This does not mean you can leave the unit vacant for 6 months (not that I'm accusing you of wanting that) but it also does not mean you can be forced to accept a less desirable tenant nor can you be forced to lower your rent.

A home that is selling for $100k after we just saw the biggest run up in real estate values in my adult lifetime means that it's probably not a very desirable place to live for people that have options.

I'm guessing its the script/caller since If I spoke to 1K people from the phone book, I would get many many more than 3 leads just by asking if they had any desire to sell their home.

Find what fits your desires, goals, or enjoyment levels and run with it.

By incorporating additional collateral to secure financing, investors can enhance their security, ensuring that the asset pool remains sufficient to stay within the desired CLTV range.

For example, low ROE property could have more appreciation runway to go because it is in such a desirable area, so maybe you would want to hold onto it. 

In areas that are very tourist-desirable, like coastal/beachfront resorts in FL tiny homes can provide an alternative to higher priced hotel rooms and attract a younger clientele that is not looking to book the large (sleeps-12-at-a-time) condos.

So go and find landlords that see the value in your offering, which requires "sales effort" Set up Zillow alerts for all multifamily units for rent in the desired area and call each new one that comes up.

Nieto1- no2- most of Southern California, and east coast major financial / political cities - NYC, Boston, DCThese markets have always been good as they have high incomes and are desirable places to live.

If it is in a highly desirable STR area (the beaches, Riverside etc) it may be beneficial to sell it furnished.