I am in the Wichita market area, and have built up a great backlog of eligible and approved renters in our metro and suburban circles.I constantly monitor and track data as to where the leads are coming from, what the renters want, price ranges, jobs, salaries and many more demographic markers.I am currently a managing partner in a property management company, who works with property investors, builders and individual owners - but things are changing quickly.We currently have nearly all of our inventory of single, duplex and multifamily units leased, but the demands are growing ever higher.

Chances are these are the folks in demand because of the good quality work they doGet multiple bids from different contractors – get into the weeds with contractors.

Pre approval on demand!

The seller may have a "wish list" and may want or even demand a certain price, but it is you, the buying market, that will set the price.

It is in a rural location and the demand is not there.

Strategies are very eclectic in the world of investing depending on who you talk to.In reference to Richfield, it is in high demand and has been for the past few years.  

Originally posted by Saj Shah:I'm solely focused on buying multi-families in East Oakland(also @erick berthaldan)Random thought of the moment:If Hooman Freaking Sultanpour is ever your assigned appraiser, start flipping out right away, say he was sexist/racist/whatever against you (or the realtor), and demand a new appraiser ASAP.Unless of course you want to use the low appraisal to negotiate the price down.

I would assume the core principles of house hacking are the same everywhere, but Manhattan seems like such a unique area because everything is in such high demand.

High demand is in the Union Grove School District.

NOTE: If you are in a situation where someone is demanding your Operating Agreement, please contact your attorney immediately!