@Ric Ernst the metrics used include the following:- Median Home Value- Median Rent- Percent of Population with College Degree- Percent of Population on Food Stamps- Poverty Rate- Vacancy Rate- Rent to Income Ratio- Median Household IncomeWhich area do you no agree with exactly?

The rent collection aspect is just one part; might want to keep in mind a platform that was built for smaller DIY landlords (1-15 units) that offers all of the necessary tools; ie. listing to 10+ major listing sites, comprehensive tenant screening, state-specific digital leases (based on the property address; uses that property address to import all necessary local clauses into that residential lease and allows you to add custom clauses and renter rules to it as well) AND online rent collection. 

In 2010, there were 698 households; whoever bought this building would instantly control about 1.1% of the housing in town.  

@Robert CollinsLet look at the dataRents have increases steadily Population is trending upwards as well And household income has shot up in recent years, while also being above the median for the stateAll and all it seems like Fayetteville Ga is growing and worth taking a deeper look intoThe data above comes from the US American Community Survey Hope this helps! 

I don't think his visit was a comprehensive site inspection (the lender separately ordered other companies to do a phase I, a property condition assessment, and an appraisal)--more likely it was part of their standard due diligence process for the lender's representative to lay eyes on the property before they lend on it.

An accredited investor is someone with a network of $1m+ excluding their principal place of residence or someone whose income was $200k+ single ($300k household) in each of the last 2 years and expects to maintain a similar level of income going forwards.Hope this helps.

What many people neglect to reflect upon is the multifamily  stock under construction as a percentage of the total stock compared to the rate of household formation.  

Written before he became the household name he now is and before his ego got in the way. 

I am a Proper customer and I know that the coverage is more expensive, but it is very comprehensive.

We spend about $300-400 every two weeks on variable expenses (food, gas, household items, etc.)