@Adrian FajardoIn a C/D neightborhood upgraded items will not command higher rent or keep tenants longer, and there is more risk of the tenant wrecking them, so it is worthwhile to defer the upgrades as long as you can if it is still functional. 

In prime neighborhoods, the demand for properties tends to be higher, allowing property owners to command premium prices due to the high desirability of the area.

NOW those same places are selling for mid-300K and command 1900-2500/mo in rent.  

Many houses for sale don't command the level of annual rental income to justify their price.

It has no commander. 

All of these areas have many properties that are devoted to the vacation rental market that command very high dollar rents during the peak months of the year.

Doing that commands the premium.

Eliminate Google altogether and write SEO to please the user, not google.As google tries to please the user by formulating protocol to do this automatically, I overstep google and become higher in the chain of Google command and only focus on this.

A luxury property targeting insurance placements is going to command a far higher rate than a solid 1 or 2 bed targeting travel medical professionals.

This again, is another myth which really doesn't make a lot of sense.If your property is in a highly desired location, particularly if it commands a large demand among renters who are beating down your doors to rent from you, even if your property value goes down, you are actually more immune to losing cash flow in a crash than the supposedly immune cash flow properties in Myth #1!