Thats usually too broad to be useful.

I asked a broad question to the community because I don't have many ideas at this point, but I did want to come ready with some proposals when the time comes to re-negotiate.

@Parag Doshi the 2% rule doesn't work in most areas at this point in time, many investors have moved to the 1% rule, but the problem with both is that they are too broad and people try to apply them nationwide with no regard for the intricacies of a particular market. 

That's a pretty broad question.

Getting a broad perspectives of views and opinions on your future deals and ideas that comes with being an investor can be extremely helpful.

All of this is to say, broad categorizations don't work in Oklahoma City (and probably not anywhere else) it's one of the reasons out of state investors can be ill-served, there is too much variation.  

Well "use the internet" is a bit broad.

I have one specific, and one broad question for this community.

Florida already has “a very broad and very deep pre-emption on vacation rentals,” he said.Poole cited one report that found the vacation-rental industry generated $1.2 billion in revenue through rentals to 6.6 million guests in Florida last year.

You will find a very broad range of opinions on that question.How long could it take to sell?