These improvements not only enhanced the property's appeal but also attracted higher-quality tenants.

The rental and homebuyer demand is pretty stable so it appeals to a lot of investors.

Quote from @Brandon Weis: As a property manager, I know we do a lot more than collect rent and post notices: Move-In and Move-Out InspectionsProperty ShowingsRoutine InspectionsTenant Screening and InterviewsMaintenance and RepairsVendor ManagementHandling EmergenciesNeighborhood RelationsLease Violation ManagementCurb Appeal and Landscaping ChecksI opened in a new market (just 30 miles away) about six years ago.

We highlighted its prime Detroit location to potential buyers, enhancing appeal without needing extensive improvements, creating a win-win outcome.

However, everyone seems to have wildly different opinions of what appeals to them.

In my retail plaza I have always tried to prioritize tenants that cannot be replaced by online options - barber shop, spa, Subway, photographer, etc.

That could be appealing to some investors who just want out quickly and easily.  

They're definitely an appealing option, especially when long-term rentals aren't cash flowing as well.

@Rw PastoreBoth NNN properties and DSTs are passive investment vehicles that are appealing to people looking to retire and that no longer want to actively manage property. 

Hey Harrison,I have almost two months or so in this real estate wholesaling journey (which basically makes me a rookie as well) and also graduated from college back in April from computer science, but I can tell you that this industry is much more appealing due to its potential.