But I'm older and wiser, so not buying boats/Benzs/etc this time The Demand side doesn't care about Supply, when Buyer Sentiment changes  , and it already has,  inventory is guaranteed I'd love things to keep on rolling.

I think this sentiment can be applied to just about anything, including real estate investing in general.

I'd agree with the sentiment here. 

Judging from sentiment here and elsewhere, it's going to be an uphill battle - but the ROI seems to be there.

It’s a great area for investing and I agree with your sentiments of future growth potential.

I would second @Matt 'Roar' Gardner sentiment on the STR.

In someplace like Frisco you need to check with the city and get involved in the discussions on STR and learn of the sentiment.  

Evictions are done at the county level, Office of the Special Civil Part, so not generally influenced by municipality sentiment.3.

Not to take anything away from you, but you know the prices of real estate (especially in NY), so I know it may not seem like much, but I think you've overcome the most difficult obstacle and that is going from 0-1.The way I see NY is that it does not meet any basic requirements for investing: it has low cap rates, high taxes, stagnant or decreasing population, anti-landlord laws/sentiment, rules & regulations etc, etc.

@Praveen KumarAgree with some of the other sentiments on here.