@Hamlet J.It is going well, I think the city is a great place to invest but there is not a lot of inventory.

You can look up existing facilities in your area and check with the city or county to find out what's in the pipeline for new inventory then do the math based on the population in your area. 

Covid has cut the already hot market in half (meaning inventory) my friend is a broker do I always have him on standby.  

Initially we've been looking at single family homes, excluding new construction (not really our vibe), as multi-family units are almost nonexistent in the inventory in our budget.

If you are just doing all this to flip it, it may be treated as "inventory" which gets you worse tax treatment (like as ordinary income vs.

However there is tons of inventory that will cash flow as-is when you move out. 

Interest rates are expected to remain reasonable and home prices should flatten a bit with the increased inventory of homes.

@Ayat Suleiman yes it is very hard to find inventory anywhere right now.

There are plenty of other spots in town too, but that's where we see the most decent inventory.

Identify properties and figure out your goals based on inventory.