I am unfortunately in a very compact region without a REIA or similar organized gathering.

I always thought that rents reflect the supply vs demand of rental housing.

I goto a plumbing supply place for hard to find fittings right up the road from there.

I've organized a plan to achieve my goal.  

There is little supply and high demand.

We will be entering the commercial market and are searching for an organization that will have the experience to lead this shift.I am interested in Maui Mastermind and I am absolutely baffled that when searched on here, there are no posts, no blogs, and only three members who reference them in their profiles.

Have them bid on the total job, c material costs, rather than pay a GC to organize them all.

I'm not affiliated with his organization, but I've found their material very helpful and informative!

I've heard mint is a valuable tool, especially for staying organized financially.

There may be opportunity in rural areas, as well, to increase supply of moderately-priced housing due to high demand.Rent growth is higher than income growth, which may present a financial limit to workforce housing cash-flow.Overall, there's plenty of opportunity for both preserving existing and building new workforce housing.