Pretty much the same things that regular investors do but generally with 1) a greater focus on cash flow/cash on cash return than built-in equity or appreciation potential and 2) they tend to be more interested in security and it being low risk than active investors.

Areas with good school districts, public transportation, and amenities tend to attract reliable tenants. 

I tend to gravitate more towards well handling coupes and luckily for me about and hour away is an amazing road course some may be familiar with called Mid-Ohio.

In my limited experiences, when an owner brings PM in house it tends to have a net benefit to the NOI of the asset through both tighter control of revenue drivers and expenses.

section 8 rents tend to be higher because the vouchers are higher in certain ZIP Codes.I'm looking to understand if there are specific websites or ways to get into the case worker list at McKinney and Fort Worth to find section 8 tenantsi know of affordablehousing.com / zillow / Redfin for listing rentals. 

In these cases, interest rates tend to surpass cap rates, compounded by rapid appreciation.

In my house I have a Maax which has the tub and lower part of the surround as one piece and then a second piece of the surround is added higher up-so it eliminates that join where the edge of the tub meets the surround where water tends to pool. 

They tend to have higher DSCR ratio requirements than individualizing the properties.  

“If the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail.”

I’ve found tenants tend to let their small dogs pee/poo inside too.