Much of the Pittsburgh Metro area has more housing than demand for it.

Prices are steep and seem to keep climbing even though demand here for rental property's is amazing.

Pros: Rents higher due to the higher demand to live near campus.

The rental demand in my hometown is in great demand and I know the rents for these units are low and can be raised. 

The important part is the timing it took for them to reach "pending," status which tells you how fast the market is going from asking to pending and its momentum/demand.- third auto alert is the "sold," listing so this tells you how long it took to close and at what price the property sold at (unless you're in a non disclosure state like TX).Based on the above 3 you can have a 2-4 month feel for your comps on your refinance.

Will I have trouble finding tennants, similar to high supply and low demand situation? 

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For example, a lot of sellers are still extremely motivated by the strong demand we've had in Montreal but if you're someone with a bit of patience and people skills, you can still close on a winning deal if you're taking the time to educate the sellers on where the market is now and how the numbers have to make some sense before placing an offer. 

If the condo is in high demand, it may drive the price up as well.

Some say that in a downturn, more people rent thus increasing demand for rentals but I worry about a longer lasting downturn and rents themselves decreasing eventually.