I would look into places like Idaho, Arizona and Utah since they have been growing at such rapid rates and the income in those areas are pretty stable.

And stay away from DC rapid rehousing at all costs, IMO. 

Strong demand for workforce housing leading up to the current period should give the B & C-class sector the ability to rapidly reach high occupancy levels again when jobs return. 

Less so with traditional vouchers, (as my experience has been that people receiving them can often get extensions as long as they follow the rules of the program) but definitely so with rapid rehousing vouchers.

They are changing rapidly there.

You need to make sure you have a construction Contingency and interest reserves as costs have been going up  at a rapid pace and projects Have been taking 25 to 30% longer than in years past 

Property Technology, or PropTech, is a rapidly emerging field that some suggest will be as big as FinTech.

We have been looking at foreclosures in Milwaukee and Grand Rapids.

This should allow for a rapid acceleration in wealth building due to such low expenses on a great first property.

The market is still in the process of absorbing this excess housing stock in the form of rehabs.Many of these buildings are vintage 1890 - 1910 when Andrew Carnegie was rapidly expanding the local steel industry.