Rely on the data as a tool for “no.”I am developing a data-driven analysis to weight as many factors when reviewing a deal as possible, measuring everything from demographics and area vacancy to parking and signage.

And median rent in Austin is still below all 10 tech hubs measured—including Boston ($1,895), Chicago ($2,500), Denver ($2,850), Los Angeles ($2,095), San Jose ($2,517), Seattle ($2,895), Washington, D.C. ($3,015) New York City ($2,075) and San Francisco ($1,695).Article hyperlink here:https://austonia.com/austin-re…I am also going to link the referenced report by realtor.com here: https://www.realtor.com/resear… and include their chart for the top markets with respect to rental increases (not tech hub exclusive).  

Measuring cups & spoons, spatulas, large spoons, ladles, colander, large pitchers, serving bowls, etc, are all more important than a variety of spices.In September Hubby and I stayed in a nice house in Gulf Shores that was advertised to sleep 11.

Ideally I'd like to see the tenant’s rental application, credit report, background check, all other screening measures the seller took when the tenants first applied, rental payment history, as well as current lease.

I want to be aggressive taking some measured risks while we are young enough, but I do t want to be stupid.

The mtg servicer decided to be proactive and hired a property preservation company to enter the property, change the locks and that measures to "protect" the property from deterioration. 

The measure of damages is the remaining rent due under the Lease.

The fact that the Saint Paul ballot measure fit onto 1 side of a single page of paper just shows how little thought was put into this move.

It just seems like the demand is changing quick, and I can't get an accurate measure on what things should be. 

I mention this as an example to make sure you have a very healthy margin in all deals , measured in real dollar profit and not percentage return.