All by myself - one man show, while working in a 50-hour demanding full time job. 

I am interested in real estate investing as an income supplement and retirement tool for the future.

It's always the buyers market at the end of the day - builders can and do make more houses to balance out increases in demand. 

After analyzing all of our options, we determined that the best decision, both financially and emotionally, is to move back home to have family support with the baby while house hacking a 3 or 4 family as she finishes school (my RE goals is to BRRRR properties until I can supplement my salary).

Make sure there is sufficient market demand for an additional facility.

@Mason AitkenI manage some Tempe rentals and would be glad to provide a look at the Rental opportunity for the property if another opinion on that would be helpful.Tempe rentals have done well, the demand is high.

I wrote an eBook on my experiences if you visit my website under thought leadership you can download for free and have some podcast interviews on my BP profile website to supplement that.  

They are very high maintenance tenants, very demanding, very destructive, having very low social standards.

https://oregoneconomicanalysis.com/2017/12/14/why-...Wondering if that would alter your prediction on ~2021 being about the point where starts will catch up to demand.

I'm re-engaging in real estate because I'd like to supplement my income and make it easier to fund my kids college.