Did you advertise being marijuana friendly and do you think it attracted or detracted certain types of renters?

I will explain the scenario first and then give you some numbers to consider...Basically through good fortune and luck our family owns a plot of very attractive land in the path of urban development.

Institutions with good professional programs attract students year round. 

There has been an oversupply of condo's in the Calgary downtown core and beltline that has really hurt the multi-family market, so Edmonton is currently more attractive for Multi's.

The listing was a fixer upper and attracted 7 offers quickly.

Louis is working hard to try to attract more companies and a tech element so it may be on the upswing.

Basically through good fortune and luck our family owns a plot of very attractive land in the path of urban development.

I am looking into purchasing my first property in pittsburgh and rent it out as long term investment.I have following hopes/strategies:- Safe area (B/B+)- Reasonable cash flow- Good appreciation potentialI am thinking following locations (which can totally be non sense)- Attract high income workers (close to IT hubs?

That said, I want to be as practical as possible to reduce work between tenants, but I also want to attract and keep good tenants.  

He came up with the high return based on how much money he had left over in his budget to pay an investor and thought a high return would be attractive.