The problem is that there isn't enough demand for people to buy or rent a house to live in long/medium term.

I bought one as a Turnkey in Historic Phoenix and it is in high demand for AirBnB.

It's also fair game to note that 17 feet of standing water is evidence that the maintenance was not completed as per their operating standards and that immediate repair and replacement is demanded.

What was already an off-the-chart high rental demand is even more so and our year-over-year rent price increases are second in the nation.

Those are great options as demand should continue to increase as the area expands and in turn, more jobs soar in.

Colorado Springs’ strong local economy and population growth, combined with low mortgage rates, have fueled the demand for housing and driven up prices, local real estate agents have said.Of other Colorado metro areas in the report, Denver-Aurora-Lakewood saw a fourth-quarter increase of 5.7% compared with the same quarter in 2018.

Birmingham is probably a very different animal in terms of the need to restrict STRs, and it may never happen there, but know it's a possibility anywhere.

A decent chunk of these workers should be renters and that should increase demand for rentals/possibly drive up rent.

@Mike Sola I understand your point about supply and demand.

Once you start placing companies in your home they will start using you when they have a demand.