My lens as a property manager is a little different. 

Bros just want daps.

Using an exclusively housing lens to make hospitality investments is shortsighted, and a lot of us are vulnerable to this oversimplification bc of our past investing history in residential RE.

@Adam Macias I think we are seeing this through the same philosophical lens.  

What type of camera did you use, and is that a fish eye lens or something else?

He was extremely prompt and was willing to look at my lens of my financial goals on my flip.100% agree with Joe.

Notice the haze around the photos; you must wipe the lens on your camera before shooting. 

Curious to learn if you're looking for SFR's, Mult family or what "lens" you were looking at this market from?

I wanted to rent out our previous home and get another property that we could afford, and that would essentially pay for itself via house-hacking - Searching through that lens as my goal helped me be creative to make the deal happen, and it kept me on track rather than being persuaded by any house on the market.

There's no foolproof way to tell, but if you've got a long enough lens and the area is doing well financially, you should be fine.The key to this gentrification was the development of San Francisco--as all those tech jobs moved to SF, housing prices really started going crazy and pushing the artists out.