I work for Avery Carl, who wrote Short Term Rental, Long Term Wealth, published by BP.

Many people start looking at places listed in all these top 10 STR markets to invest in are published and look only there. 

The city does publish some vacant property they have seized and plan on selling, but it is a very short list these days.  

My advice would be to read First to a Million (and the workbook), published by none other than Bigger Pockets.

Give it a couple years, after books start printing on the strategy and it will be all everyone talks about, after it's a dry well of course like most post-publishing strategies.

It does not match the stats that Forbes published for 2016.I also have not seen the statistics showing that any significant portion of billionaires have made their wealth through public purchased stock (stock not associated with their entrepreneur business). 

It should be to the publisher by November.

It would be nice to see an income/expense  statement covering these questions from the people who publish books on DST's.

I appreciate that on this discussion, @Jim K. brought data and published evidence.  

Brian, rent is raised every year by 1 - 1.7%  based on the published allowed increase  the city.