The house is nearly 100% new inside, and overall in very good shape. 

That's a decent area over there in Euclid / South Euclid, definitely not a D neighborhood, so as long as the property is in decent shape, you really should have no problem renting it out. 

These are a few examples that may indicate a trend, but what are the sales metrics looking like for the area?

Or perhaps detailed property intelligence like predictive maintenance needs and market trend analysis?

The build-to-rent trend has been on the rise, thanks to Hedge Funds and Wall Street getting heavily involved in the industry.

by the way I choose to maintain my properties in good shape, but my rents are not at bottom of market rate.  

Kitchen has the light brown cabinets in excellent shape.

It was built in 1973, is in fantastic shape but dated, has a 4 year old roof, is in a good part of town, 1,100 square feet upstairs as well as down and both apartments are 2 bed 1 bath.  

As a real estate investor I am always curious about lending trends/debt trends in different sectors.  

The city has seen a rise in rental demand, especially for multi-family units, as more people are drawn to the area for its relatively lower cost of living compared to larger metropolitan areas on the West Coast.Investors looking to enter the Spokane market for small multi-family properties should keep an eye on key factors such as property location, rental trends, and local development projects.