My question to all of you is what REI markets do you foresee having the most stable and robust long-term potential in the coming 5, 10, 20 years? 

You might also consider creating a pet resume.

I have PM put them in so they run the background SS and stuff... so I am not at Risk like @Steve Vaughan states.were I run up stream is when they call and its a real cold winter and they can't afford heat so I waive too months rent until it warms.. up .. that made me feel good .. but then on the third month when they were suppose to resume paying they just up and left  LOL.. then when I get really frustrated with these folks I just post on BP I have free duplex and I just give the sucker away.. that ends that tenant issue... :)although I can be that landlord as well..

But, you will easily get 10 inquiries who would never be acceptable to 1 that "might" be.I don't know if you've ever received resumes for a job.  

The students are typically away for the summer, so if classes are to resume as per normal in September, there is really no difference.

construction stops trades move.. vacancy occurs.. also i can see renters especially millennials who are really finally getting it that renting is throwing money away and with the ultra low rates home sales stay robust.

This is not true for low credit score applicants, so you need to have a plan in place that provides incentives for you to get paid -- for us, this means having a robust late payment policy that tenants understand and that provides incentives for early communication, routine payments and limits on possible losses.  

BUT...they're rolling out a much more robust maintenance portal that'll have great tracking abilities AND a very low-cost option to have them manage the work orders.

Huntsville's positive aspects include a robust economy driven by aerospace and defense, leading to steady job growth and high rental demand, especially for single-family homes.

The rental market is robust, thanks to a diverse economy and a steady influx of young professionals.