Buying power will slightly decrease as rates kick out buyers who are now unqualified for the properties they desire but the demand will still be strong from more capital heavy buyers, further limiting the availability of "good deals."

Not here in FL in fact it's a seller's market here, we have had an increase in sales year on year and a decrease in inventory but I think in the US broadly prices are difficult to predict.Income properties are not as vulnerable at all right now I don't think because rents tend to hold and rental properties are valued totally differently than SFRs so I am not changing my position on Multi-Familys.Hope that helps.

That number may decrease dramatically soon:https://www.atlantaga.gov/gove...Several key points: * you cannot STR if your primary residence is not atlanta* you can only STR your primary residence (in atlanta) + 1 additional unit.There are other restrictions, so read carefully before investing.

However, you will decrease your cost of shelter.

Basically, the software watches the market for us and increases/decreases pricing based on occupancy rates, prices of others, day of the week, and other data.

They do an inspection periodically (though that understandably decreased during covid). 

@Matt Proudlove, as a solar installer and project developer in NC, I believe our residential clients typically get 5-9% return on their investment considering the decreasing module prices and the current federal tax credit (starting to phase out after 2019) if they are net metered.

The article basically states that asking rental prices have seen a decrease and areas such as Chicago and Houston, TX are at the top of the list when experiencing a reduction in asking rent prices. 

Find a way to increase your income, decrease your expenses, and save up more money.

The response I get most often when I ask this question is that it's disruptive to local lifestyles to have more frequently rotating tenants and as a result STRs can decrease property values.