@Adon Ripple Find some meetups and go if possible.

Most people I talk to says it is worth it (including me), but others are selling because it is not worth it to them.For our indoor pools it never fails to get a call every few weeks saying the indoor pool is too cold (84 to 86 degrees) and we have to explain this is the industry standard and prevents mold and mildew inside. 

I know many people have indoor pools in the Pigeon Forge area and I'm sure many people have outdoor pools in warmer climates also.I put in a Pool Guru device at my house.

Also, as another member pointed out, always put a maintenance spending limit per month per property in writing Anything above that should require owner approval before proceeding, unless it is an emergency type of repair such as repairing a burst pipe indoors or removing a fallen tree limb from an upstairs window. 

Heating costs go up in winter, as does electricity due to the reduced natural light and more people indoors.

Often it takes one desperate investor/ owner to drop the rent by a few hundred $ to get the ripple effect going. 

And newly constructed homes make up an incredible 32.2% of the market share.Treasure Valley Housing MarketsAverage Sold Price (November 19, 2019 - December 19, 2019) Eagle: $589,229Boise: $385,624 Meridian: $382,773Star: $415,417Garden City: $399,493Kuna: $328,184Middleton: $331,626Nampa: $280,043Caldwell: $267,836 (this is where the property is located)All this to say that we've seen unprecedented population and job growth from the capital of Boise which is impacting (The ripple affect) all other small surrounding cities.

., where prices are much lower but still well above Toledo.The significant boost in pay won by United Auto Workers members at Stellantis and General Motors in Toledo and rippling out into the auto-manufacturing supply chain boosts buying power in the local economy and is surely behind the economic projections of real estate sales growth exceeding all but one of the top 10 markets.

There are also 2 indoor cameras: one in the kitchen to make sure nobody forgets to turn off the gas oven or leave the sink full of dish.

Heating costs go up in winter, as does electricity due to the reduced natural light and more people indoors.