I created my own spreadsheet to compare and identify the performance of the property.

Her rent will be going up soon.Try your best to see the glass half full and find an opportunity to make your asset better performing.

But remember, every dollar you pay the syndicator to do their job (which is find deals) is a dollar of extra performance you need to get to make up for the fees.  

The performance of your particular asset... real estate markets... lending markets... interest rates... general economy... 

As you over perform for your investment partners, the well will get deeper and wider. 

Here's what I'm seeing on airbnb.com/performance as well:

My due diligence will include reviewing past reports - on assets that performed and those that didn't. 

Ithaca is like another planet.STRENGTHS-  appreciation is pretty much guaranteed, no matter how crummy your property is-  student housing isn't restricted, they'll live anywhere-  having an ivy league school means there's a lot of money flying around-  rent is high-  tons of development and growth going on-   strong STR performance outside the city properWEAKNESSES-  almost absurdly high prices-  similarly absurdly low cap rates-  pesky annual inspections required on multifamily properties-  most deals happen behind closed doors, and agents tend to be very unhelpful-  5-7% cap rates typical, sometimes lowerSummary: Ithaca is a great market to park your money in and wait.

New BTR properties are exceptional and perform very well. 

Biased being with a professional design and reno company, but if you want perform well and potentially outperform the competition, I would say it's a must at this point.