Being the regressive place it is, people stuck in their ways, not notably a political attribute, just to give an overview of the social construct.

I am in no way affiliated, but I attribute most of our success to AirDNA.co (not .com, it’s .co) This is a data scraping company that gives back-end data on AirBnB, Booking, and Home Away.

Personally my occupancy increased this year, but I attribute that to a good PM (I made a switch in Feb). 

Haven't got prodio so this comment is pure computer science.We normally create an object (aka contact/client/customer/user, call it whatever you please),and then assert (define) each object HAS A attribute, like first_name, last_name, phone, address, ....There's lots of places a contact can be used and it's a nightmare to have this data segregated into different places according to use (say buyer vs seller). 

All things which can positively or negatively affect your return.Lastly, have you spoken with a realtor in the area about which attributes are most in-demand in this neighborhood? 

Of course, we can also elect to deduct some of these costs as start-up costs if they aren't necessarily attributable to one property.

Those two attributes are area agnostic.I hate to say "it doesn't matter" but how the investor handles owning the property is more important to your returns than the geographic location where your property is located.

Prices are up and quality is down... hadn't thought of attributing it to the big banks.

I attributed the price difference to 'scarcity': there is only one outfit around who provides the continuous run panels ... they show-up with their truck and crank them out much like how seamless eaves are rolled and shaped.

But looks like this is the only attribute that I cannot change.