In my opinion, that is how an occupied house should be shown.The "no showings until an offer is accepted" strategy is widely used, but it also decreases the demand for the property.

If that doesn't drive job growth hence rental demand, then I don't know what does.

Understand the demand, rental growth potential, and economic factors in the area.

Louis, Richmond, and Louisville are markets with high growth potential, strong demand, and moderate entry costs.

If there is demand and you could get more for 4 rooms than section 8, go for it.

You should look at it from business cycle and cap rate cycle , I could send you some charts when it ks more safer to invest at syndication….The risk when market at cap rate 4 compare to when market is at cap rate 6 is vastly different , you may want to wait until cap rates are stabilizing enough before investing so your risk / reward ratio is way higher.also you need dig deeper into supply/demand in the apt market as we are now on highest supply where there is strong pressure to rent growth.

(High demand for similar homes in this area?) 

Seattle's real estate market is characterized by high property prices, driven by strong demand and limited housing supply.

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Not sure if you need to think about budget or not, but downtown will be very very expensive.I don't think there are enough lots that trade that there would be any time of accurate or even ballpark pricing.I don't know anything about it, but there does seem to be some good demand in self storage parking and also in truck parking.