Thats more like a temperature check on how optimistic everyone feels right now.Any long term prognosis can only rely on supply and demand projections.

Meaning people don't want to move out of their home either, so the supply is also lower.Do your homework on what sort of house you need, what area, etc. and buy what works for you.

Money comes in put under rental income and have different categories for expense (supplies, taxes, insurance, and etc). 

How will that affect the supply air?

Must be really high to cover your mortgage, supplies and cleaning fees and other expenses...

I am also looking to connect with RE agents in the area to gain a better understanding of what is currently on the market and how these types of properties fit into the Tampa area.I'd like to also acquiring any insight into current supply trends, as well as the demand based on occupancy for these types of properties.

These policies always weed out competition, ultimately backfiring on the very people they are intended to protect.I’ll invest as always in CO, and while I won’t vote for people who push such policies, I’ll keep investing, knowing that more government prevents the market from working and introducing supply long-term, limiting my competition and driving up rents and demand from quality tenants ever faster.

Markets are more speculative than individual properties.What you are looking for is limited supply with high population growth.

Gas grill where you supply the propane at $40 a month.

For context I don’t just watch them, I’m actually directing them where to do what and helping them to bring supplies over as the location is remote from large department stores like Home Depot.