Look for areas with good access to things such as public transport, good school systems etc...4.

I will work from home so I don't care about transportation and my kid is going to college so I don't care about schools.

I expect this growth to be driven by its proximity to transportation and the historic nature of the area which will always be desirable to renters.My partner and I first saw this property in May 2020.

I expect this growth to be driven by its proximity to transportation and the historic nature of the area which will always be desirable to renters.My partner and I first saw this property in May 2020.

Inflationary preasure is not just being found in housing....it's in materials with wood up 500%, steel up 200%, used car prices up 52%.And it doesn't matter why prices rise...rising prices by definition are inflation.But dont worry, because the cost of transportation services has plummetted, every factor in CPI is way up, but transportation services is way down creating an average that makes it seem that inflation isnt there. 

Well they have to pay $1000 in rent usually plus another $300 in utilities, student loans may cost another $300, then they have to have food and gas and transportation costs and eventually it’s all gone.

Easy transportation to work (Better to have Link stations nearby)4.

What is the proximity to shopping, schools, transportation?

Also, look for areas that renters want to live, like places that are located near transportation.

They often sell for very low amounts because the homes are typically old and in poor condition and nobody knows if they can be transported.