If investors offer homes for rent in the markets with high demand and low (ish) supply then the qualified tenants with good stable jobs have weathered the storm right?

These days, in almost every market because of low supply, properties are calling for highest and best - especially if they are in great condition.

Given the downward pressure that social distancing regulations, shortages of labor, supply chain issues, and now cold weather continue to exert on new construction, it will be difficult to satisfy demand in the short run.

@Justin Noethe yea I’ve already put about 75 in the area I’m looking to buy/wholesale I found a place in north natomas that selling them at a great price but it’s for blank signs the place is called sf plastic and sign supply

The seller told me he tried to build a 3 unit over 40 years ago but got denied the permits to do so. with the housing supply being so limited, there might be an opportunity there to get approved to build another building on that lot in the future which would be a HUGE opportunity.  

Not yet - Didn't go Ikea due to supply chain issues but I bought some Kona cabinets that I may be able to sneak in an install this week if they ship in time.

@Adam Vieira I used to BRRRR my properties here (and did acquire a few off the MLS), but due to the high demand and low supply of inventory that Colorado Springs is currently experiencing, anything on the MLS won't have much, if any, equity left after the bidding war is over and rehab costs needed to bring the property up to speed. 

In the free sector you can ask anything you want (although you will be dependent on supply and demand and what other people are asking).

After COVID hit, prices on building supplies skyrocketed.

Given the condition of most markets, high prices, and lack of supply I would tread carefully if buying in Hawaii.