Specifically, how will the supply of money outstrip the demand, when we have record high unemployment and a pretty active mortgage forbearance program? 

Banks are being extremely picky and demanding to know everything about you from the time you were in high school.

I don't see the demand or prices waining here any time soon even if there is a little down turn next year.

Also be open to a 'partial' BRRRR in which you might only get a portion of your initial equity back after the refinance.Given the current supply/demand, there aren't a ton of discounts being offered on the MLS currently- however, I would not discount the MLS as being a great place to find properties.  

Starting out, unless you have a high demand w2 job.

Just too much risk of the town declining/not finding good team members or tenants/low demand.

There seems to be a growing demand from investors seeking to get into the STR market as it continues to grow. 

Interest rates are low and the demand for housing is high.

Then they demanded that we should find all the mouse and clear them.

Rents are high, vacancy is low and demand for property on the island is strong and will be for a while.