Source: OneKeyMLSAs you can see, there are more opportunities for house hackers in 2024 than there were last year.All Counties saw 40%+ increases in inventory.

With high prices, you also get higher rents, and with low inventory, there is high demand for properties, even with some blemishes on it.A number of factors contribute to whether it is possible for you.  1) Location. 

I have found with the investors that I work with that the changing factor is the inventory.  

So I think the pricier markets something like Reno, NV (no bias haha) where there is inventory that needs a house hacker but we can still see the margin and exit and realize that hard work sweat equity. 

Here's the problem: Inventory.

You'll need to pay a greater premium in those neighborhoods with the tight inventory most of the time.

Nobody has a crystal ball but, I was wondering how you feel about NO/uptown 3-5 year outlook relative to appreciations & rents.Currently, we are seeing inventory rise faster than we are closing sales.

Doing it this way you will have to be putting alot of trust with Agents, GCs and anyone visiting the property for you.There is a lot of local and out of state investors who are currently buying the low inventory.

I’m being serious when I say this as what other options do buyers like us have when the median housing price here is $980k, and inventory is around a month.

I even have a few  off market properties in our inventory that have tenants placed.