It seems like covid has inflated some rental markets across the country.

This lower costs show that the property appreciation has not historically been substantial (sometimes below the rate of inflation). 

Likely any market in the U.S. with good schools is not going to have much opportunity for great ROI at the moment due to an influx of homebuyers and the resulting inflation in home values.

Of course, the riskiest thing you can do is not to do anything (inflation will get you).

There’s plenty of inflation and zero inventory.

Such services should include:- Creating enticing market listings and ads promoting the property at its best for high demand- Rental market expertise to provide recommended rent amounts for your property's market without recommending an inflated rent amount scaring away potential tenants or recommending a deflated rent amount causing less of a return monthly- Physically showing the home to potential tenants- Collecting/depositing monthly rents and bill paying- Vetting/screening applying tenants or managing non-paying/troublemaking tenants- Resolving maintenance repairs by hiring professionals to care for your investment- Turning your investment property move-outs quickly for new tenant placementLook for all of the above listed services and more when researching property management companies to receive the most return on investment!

I also am betting on inflation, so it wouldn't shock me to see rents of $4000-4500/mo in the next 5 years or so. 

At the moment, there is a lot of money out there looking for real estate deals, thus inflation, bidding wars, all cash with no contingency offers being placed on property, insanity.

Normal Inflation.3. 

What is the going rate to refinish it tub since inflation hit?