@Ronald Perich If you look on your dashboard (the home icon in the top left of the blue bar at the top of the screen), you'll be able to find a feed of all the activity on the site that is being conducted by your colleagues.Here's an image to help you with that:

Search for the city, then under filters checkmark the sale records (light blue icon), and you can choose 3 months, 6 months etc. 

Hi @Jared CrouchHere is what I use to calculate the return on a VRBO property, everything in blue should be updated for the property your looking at - my numbers for nights/rate came from the property management I am using on this one, and is based on similar units they rent out in the same area.

Some people consider "clean and orderly' to mean a natural meadow while others feel 3 acres of Kentucky blue grass is clean and orderly.  

Because I mentioned him (in blue highlights) he will be alerted and will hopefully come in when he has a sec.  

Blue Chips and the S&P500 companies have more cash on hand than ever, M&A activity is trough the roof, banks are well capitalized, P/E ratios are historically strong so again, why the 300 point swing today?  

Now of course, you have different classes of apartments in different locations which have an influence on the type of good it would be considered (ie college apartments, blue collar/working class, upscale, etc) Normal goods in my book to name a few would be retail centers (which typically take huge hits with economic downturns, especially without large anchor tenants), smaller or single tenant office properties, and warehouse/industrial properties (with highly leveraged tenants with tight margins running on leveraged A/R and inventory). 

Having said that, I was wondering about the good/attractive areas (from investment perspective) such as  Blue Island, Orland Park, Tinley Park, Oak Forest, Shorewood, Crest Hill, Lockport, Yorkville, Plainfield, Romeoville, Bolingbrook.  

It should be highlighted in blue if you did it correctly.  

However, a boarded up house, blue roof or tall weeds are only signs of neglect, not ownership.