I work full-time and my boss is a slave driver, I am afraid I won't be able to step away to take calls.

Join us as we unravel the complexities and unveil the hidden drivers behind property pricing, empowering property managers with the knowledge to make informed decisions and navigate the ever-evolving real estate landscape with confidence.Neighborhood's Influence on Property Prices:Undoubtedly, the neighborhood plays a pivotal role in determining property prices.

These days its harder to get above 10% on apartments, but the opportunity still exists if you find an apartment where you can drive rents higher over time.Good luck

Finally, if you are not managing it yourself, your short term rental management company and the performance they can generate are probably going to be the most significant driver of your success. 

Additionally ask if they are applying for any alternative jobs that may be available at the moment (grocery store, delivery driver, other potential jobs)4.

In just about every area/zip/neighborhood there are places I'd invest and ones I wouldn't even consider touching.You have to evaluate deals on an individual basis and understand the different drivers for each area.

There are strong economic drivers, and the market appreciated 24% last year (2 year trailing average sale price of 2-unit was $124,500, past year average sale price of 2-unit was $163,500).

Tech jobs, data centers, and logistics are all major drivers of job growth combined with minimal building.

The problem is this.1) when tenant moves out, they don't have to provide me a forwarding address2) they could also change their email and or cell phone number as well3) my attorney says it's a conflict of interest to try and get the tenant's forwarding address from the tenant's attorney (they will most likely not provide this information)4) I do have the tenant's driver's license and US passportSo how do I go about obtaining the tenant's present address when there's no obligation on their part to provide it.

The low income apartments drive rent prices down because they are federally subsidized and make up about 70% of the rentals here.