I personally use supply and demand and I constantly see what my competition is charging and how full their calendars are with there set pricing.John

As some other members have indicated, real estate in the US is driven by local demand and supply so therefore for most markets should do well as long as the economy continues to produce jobs.  

I would think you would potentally have a supply shortage of qualified rent to own tenants.  

There are lots more variables. 

Total yearly expenses including advertising, cleaning, maintenance, insurance, professional fees, management, repairs, supplies, taxes, utilities, depreciation= $26,652.NOI= $32, 038The owner is asking $300,000.

Schools, in my opinion, drive demand and shape demographics, which will always keep a steady supply of renters / buyers available for my product, even 25 years down the road.

Otherwise it would be cost prohibitive.After I get the first one under way, I have plans for others throughout the State, because as you mentioned, housing is in tight supply and very expensive.

Capital is a function of supply and demand just like anything else. 

What are your secrets for supplying everything from king size beds to pizza cutters and everything in between, without breaking the bank? 

The tricky bit is in the market where our STR is located, the demand for management and good people exceeds supply so lots of people produce mediocre work.