To me I don't care what they ask as long as they are not violating the tenants rights by rental discrimination which is the highest type of discrimination in the U.S. and they have a proven business model.If I were searching for firms I would be asking for some statistical data of:Vacant days on marketEviction RateVacancy RatePercent of rent collectedTenancy retention rateTenancy lease renewal rateAs a business owner, which yes you are if you own even a single property is having the right team in place and letting them do their job as long as its tested, measured and verified by proof.Just my opinion as an investor and owner of a property management company.

Consistency is key, as statistics show that it may take several mailings before you get a response.

I am looking into ways to find statistics on how many visitors the town/area get per month or year.

There are lies, damn lies, ....and then there are statistics."

fdic -> Industry Analysis > Bank Data & Statistics > Institution Directory then county (e.g.

Create a new task to call someone when this happens in Podio, send out a contract when this happens, filter calls that come in and show me the statistics..There's also some nice groups on Facebook and Youtube videos with ideas on things to do and how to do them.

But that too will play on concentrations of the lead lender and affiliates.BTW, the number of loans limitations are based on statistical default rates not dollar amounts.

There are others that have compiled and done work in this area, using federal data like Bureau of Labor Statistics, analyzing several dozen cities and metro areas. 

I think real estate like anything runs in Cycles statistically I have always learned that real estate runs in a seven-year cycle it goes up it goes down and then it goes sideways.There's a lot of reasons obviously why the market is what it is today and there's a lot of economic emotional and influential drivers that are keeping what we are seeing at this current time a but just like the way it is today it will change either for the better or for the worse and there's two things I can guaranteeThe market will go up and the market will crash at some point in the future.

It's a very positive statistic for any investor concerned about the city's direct economics to realize that people will commute 30-60 minutes to take advantage of great price points (and more land in many cases).