That’s a heavy but really important question—and honestly, a lot of people in real estate are starting to think about this too.With AI and automation ramping up, there’s a real possibility that large chunks of the workforce—especially in admin, retail, and transportation—could be pushed out or see their wages shrink.

I’m transitioning to online wholesaling because I don’t have reliable transportation for in-person deals.

check all other variables and see what you come up with. rental history, vacancy, transport, how is the area like other than near a cemetery?

I have no transportation, but I just want a good team.

I can imagine there will be free transportation for any illegal that finds it in his best interest to head back to wherever. 

On condo/MFH terms for a great deal of it, with extensive revamping of transportation systems.  

The result is millions of idle men and millions of unfilled jobs—what an economist would call a deadweight loss to society.Forty percent of small business owners in March reported job openings they couldn’t fill, with larger shares in construction (56%), transportation (53%) and manufacturing (47%), according to last week’s National Federation of Independent Business survey.

They’ve been popular for value-add plays, but you'll want to be selective block by block.Emerging B-Class Zones: West Phoenix, Tolleson, and parts of Glendale are worth a look—especially near planned developments or transportation corridors.East Valley: You’ll pay more in Mesa or Chandler, but if you find the right deal, tenant quality and appreciation potential can make up for tighter cash flow.It’s definitely a challenging market to BRRRR in right now, but if you’re creative with your rehab and financing—and build a solid local team—it’s still possible to find workable deals.Are you leaning more toward cash flow or long-term appreciation?

All utilities/ cleaning/ and sometimes transportation included.  

Take note of the number of bedrooms, bathrooms and proximity to public transportation.