I would focus more on factors that improve your rental rate and property appreciation potential, namely labor market, net migration, education base, and overall tax burden to the residents. 

Once we have the best one for us, then we will migrate all our properties to them.That is unfortunate to hear about your daughter.

They do not have much business anyways with net migration moving away and now with people not going to their businesses that is like double trouble.Medium to large corporate businesses saved lots of money from the last downturns of 9/11, and 2009.

., with Obama is a good marker for when this migration turned more significant.

I do try to migrate them over to my own rental agreements and standards shortly, however.  

We focus on the Sunbelt states where net migration is taking place along with other economic drivers and favorable demographics for better returns.  

With the strong macro factors like population migration to Charlotte, it will be hard to lose in the long run with whatever investment you buy.

I invest in knoxville, a few hours away and I know the Nashville brokers are migrating towards us because Nashville has become so expensive.Good LuckGino

I worked for an apartment marketing service and had to study client migration throughout the metro area.

Well, until you are ready to migrate to Cuba or Russian or North Korea, suck it up.....