A huge seller's market with demand through the roof and supply struggling to keep up.

Supply and demand.

Formica is the way to go on lower end rentals, especially with the rising cost in building supplies.

Each building is catered toward more contractor based companies and current tenants include a roofing company, church supplies, lighting wholesale, contacting/maintenance and a few more.

In my opinion, this is the way to go right now since supply of these types of properties is much much higher than small MF supply right now.

Multi-family moves pretty fast in Alaska, and from my perspective, always seems to be under supplied.

Today I was installing windows in the back room, finishing the return air line, getting the plumbing supply lines finished and jumping on the dumpster trash to get more in it.  

I specialize in breaking down the thousands upon thousands of so-called "deals" and pick the ones that are ACTUAL deals so my investors get a constant supply of fantastic opportunities that they can close on fast.

Most of us are wondering what kind of seasonality we are going to see given the late start due to COVID, the shortness of supply and the election results.

I have even seen some data that tries to support this, but the data was supplied by an agent and was not normalized by property value or asking price (the higher priced homes tended to have the higher commissions offered).