You'll have to find an answer based on zoning, demand, and your ability to control the appearance of the additional improvements - you don't want to create a junk yard behind your triplex!

There is more inventory but still an elevated demand for both affordable and luxury vacation rental eligible prime homes. 

With low prices, high demand for rental properties, strong potential for appreciation, tax incentives, and renovation opportunities, investors should consider Detroit to diversify their real estate portfolio.

Good news: Yardi is doing very well in the industry, and as market share increases, so does the demand for employees with Yardi experience.

National economic trends, local economy, neighborhood situation, home condition, desirability as a rental, demand factors as a purchase, and too many other factors to mention. 

Hi Nicholas, The DC metro area, including Harford County, MD, has seen strong demand and limited inventory, which can drive prices up.

However there are always things to watch out for: Builders cannot build quick enough now (demand is too high), so a lot of them cut corners; if you have a highly skilled agent they can go to bat for you/keep an eye on the builder as you are out of state.

Agent thinks they just want a price reduction so demanding as much as possible. 

When bonds are sold, these yields go up, meaning investors demand higher returns for the risk.

Here are a few things to consider:Tallahassee, FLRental Demand: Being a college town with Florida State University and other colleges, there’s a steady demand for rental properties, especially near campus.