@Amit, I wouldn't want or wish for vacancy control, but it does surprise me that in a progressive of a city like San Francisco that it hasn't already happened. 

I feel if I could contact the owner directly, I could make more progress since the registered agent is not responding and probably not forwarding my contacts to the owner. 

I currently live in Toronto, Canada and the market here is out of control...no way I can buy and hold here.Have you made any progress as to where to look?

It proved to be very resilient during C19 and things stayed steady or improved for rents, occupancy, and demand for SFRs/STRs.Lubbock is a great place to invest outside of the major metroplexes as it is "on an island" and supports the medical, economic, legal, education, and social center of an enormous geographic area covering parts of NM as well.

Hello everyone, I am a beginner and my goal is to invest in rental properties and create a steady longterm cashflow.

The landlord friendly laws, lower than average property taxes, steady population growth and a strong rental market make Louisville and Lexington great cities to invest in.

Lenders tend to really like it, especially in a strong market, with a history of steady occupancy. 

Have you made any progress in the MHP sector?  

In progress Lessons learned?

If you compare what you charge to a standard NYC hotel it's a no brainer for tourists.Depending on your location, the rest of the year should be pretty steady.