I tend to find that if your comps don't have an amenity that you have - even better. i.e. in Orlando dozens of Airbnbs have game rooms but in Davenport, you may be the only one!

Not only will you get deals, these types of leads tend to produce your home run type deals.  

These tend to last the longest and are more affordable to repair compared to samsung and LG .

(Zillow tenants are also great because they tend to rent for longer periods of time.) 

The best deals tend to go to those who know the market best.

The REI world is full of advisors who have their own pet solutions for problems and they tend to develop tunnel vision around them. 

When choosing a city or neighborhood for investment, it’s crucial to consider:Economic drivers: Look for areas with diverse and growing job markets.Population growth: Areas with increasing population tend to have higher demand for housing.Rental yields: Compare the average rent to property prices to gauge potential cash flow.Future developments: Infrastructure projects and new developments can boost property values.Additionally, it's vital to get local insights.

Then you make your first million and think being frugal with investments you could never work another day in your life.Then the millions tend to turn into tens of millions but you are getting older in age now and see friends with health issues or people from high school that have passed away.

Individual investors and second-home buyers tend to make up the biggest bulk of all-cash sales.

These will tend to be in hot investor areas anyway, so that usually works out pretty well.