The hurricane pushed construction back 9 months, but rents also rose during that time due to a lack of supply.

Inspectors will come to verify safety- locks under cabinets, locking cover for your jacuzzi, no cleaning supplies accessible.

I'm interested in the Huntsville, AL market, but it is mostly a SFR market, so I thought I'd create my own 4-plex if you will, by renting a 4 br SFH to students, only to find out via BP that most students don't rent that way there because the campus supplies a high amount of student housing compared to many universities.  

You can look to the sq ft requirements of a sleeping area per person and if that area can not be enlarged by rearranging the furniture for example, then you may say there is only the legal space for one person for sleeping.

You could analyze why there was a downtrend in prices (increases in supply have actually outpaced demand) and take advantage.

The trouble right now is, Victoria and Vancouver are in very short supply of inventory.

I would think supply and demand could handle this issue, if I am looking at 5 similar jobs and 4 of them are offering between $7-9 and one is $15 then obviously I would want that one, but so will everyone else.

If not, then make sure you have ALL the supplies and call a plumber to come in and change it out for you.

However, because of the strong demand (and limited supply) in the S8 market, I could easily get the full $1000 a month from a S8 tenant.

These people are apparently not thinking about the supply response that so big a price increase would generate.