When the currents eventually shift, the people sitting on the shore will be late to notice the shift and they'll take time to get back into a rythm.

i would not make a major, dramatic shift... just cuz. 

Hey Julian - I think the pad split\rent by the room strategy will become increasingly popular, along with a continued shift to multi generational living, as housing becomes even less affordable.

Some of them have gotten a little snippy about it and I’ve gotten some pushback like “Now I have to work 3 overtime shifts since my rent doubled” obviously rent didn’t double, and things like “surely you can afford that you’re rich you raised our rents so much” But when rents are $600 below market rent you can’t even run an improperly managed building you just purchased.

@Akshay Bhaskaran I’m not going to speak to any of the locations but my family lives north of Dallas and the heat wave this year and presumably with global climate shifting heat waves in subsequent years also has really been destroying foundations.

I work 3rd shift and usually sleep from 8:30am-6pm.

It was great but there is a shifting demographic of users utilizing facebook groups vs. furnished finder and airbnb. 

Now, he is just covering his costs.I still believe there are great operators that can probably make good money in this space, but I would be concerned about someone who shifted from owning to syndicating. 

I work a 3rd shift full time job that does allow me to have the flexibility of being able to tend to real estate things during the day on an as needed basis. 

St Louis seems to have seen some population decline, but that may have been mainly due to a shift out towards Wentzville and St.