I think demand for those will rise - but on the other hand that market tends to be the hardest hit right now with vast parts of the economy that tends to employ these people have been shut off.I have a flip I am working hard to get complete and on the market quickly with hopes it can sell at current value. 

The money was fantastic but the stress level and demand was not and the city started getting wiser.

People forget that people still need to travel and when the demand comes back they’ll be caught with their LTR tenants while I gobble up their bookings.

You really need to drill down on the values and inventory levels so you know e=where the demand island what the right price is to pay. 

Once you have found your ideal base rate, the tool will increase your rates according to demand, and do last-minute discounts etc...The most valuable feature for me is the ability to dynamically adjust your minimum stays to close gaps or to get extra bookings when time is running out.

Just a general lack of demand caused by general conditions.

So, my intuition is that C class will continue to be in high demand for a few years as people determine their new economic realities. 

The mixture with low interest rates compressing CAP rates and demand for retail space diminishing, we will more than likely see stagnant rent growth and rising cap rate (as interest rates increase).

The demand in Fairfield County for rentals is very strong - I'd love to do a BRRRR there but would want to buy it with my own cash. 

I know losing a few percent to a realtor feels like its going to cut into your profits but a good realtor will bring so much demand that you will get more than 5-6% extra in your selling price and offset the cost of using a realtor.