Other important features were ease of use and messaging. 

I compare leverage, insurability, taking write offs, cash flow, monthly  expenses, transportability, speed of decline in a crash, ease of unloading in a crash, forced equity improvement, things like that.

General Advice: To ease your concerns, take your time to thoroughly research and evaluate each potential property.

I used Stessa for my rehab, the ease of photographing the receipt and adding to the project really made it easy.

As many of the surrounding regions grapple with rising water, heat, population and traffic problems and tensions, those invested in the Oregon Coast will have a sanctuary from climate and its societal effects. 

Somehow, seeing it that way has ease my fear/anxiety. 

A market like Boise has seen major growth in inventory and has already seen an easing of prices.

I am seeking advice on the most ideal location in terms of ease of renting, a strong rental market, and potential future appreciation in value over the next 5-10 years.

In a lower price market, say 6 cap for ease of example that same half bath may only net $50/month increase to NOI, $600/year at 6 cap is $10k of added value.

I live in Los Angeles my whole life so for my first investment it makes me feel more at ease to know that I'll be near by my property i.e. knowing all the good and bad neighborhoods makes me feel safer investing my savings.