As investors, we are are currently looking at emerging markets based on recent migrations. 

@Aaron MoayedHi Aaron,I can only speak to my personal experience— which I Broker between Atlanta and Los Angeles for the entertainment industry.Los Angeles historically has been an appreciation play whereas Atlanta due to its significant filming and production and the migration of so many blue chip companies has been a great area for cash flow for my client, as they acquire properties at a lesser cost than in Los Angeles yet the rents can be arguably comparable.All that being said, it really depends on your financing structure for the acquisition.

Currently there are 23 two-to-four unit properties on the market in Sacramento priced under $300k, but there are 31 in San Joaquin county which will give you a lot more options.Here's a guide to Stockton and Sacramento just in case you're interested:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/621/topics/396725-millennial-migration-to-sacramento-2017---here-comes-the-rushhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/627/topics/424510-how-to-invest-in-stockton-ca---a-detailed-overviewHope that information helps.

The circa 1900 homes I have found have mostly been old farm homes where the path of migration has developed around it.

Net migration, employment growth, and economic/industrial diversity are very important as well.

Combine that with the city's migration to the suburbs and you have a supply and demand crisis.

Then at age 60 start selling off the properties and migrating the wealth into more stable (and low maintenance) investments such as bonds.

Our office manager set up all of our software connections when we migrated from Guesty to Streamline, so I am unsure if it is an active connection or not. 

Specifically, I'm looking for guidance on transferring old tasks and work orders during this migration process.

San Francisco -->      ___Sacramento (Huge) --> Sacramento / Fresno (insignificant)      ___Los Angeles --> Las Vegas / San Diego --> (not much  migration from LV/SD)    2.