Our property is in Pawtucket (a comparable demographic to West Warwick). 

Regus is a good option based on the location, demographics, and if you are OK paying the franchise fee in exchange for their processes.

Demographics??

Otherwise you'll be dealing with very low value homes, rougher areas, more challenging demographics. 

and attractive to higher demographic of renters.any feedback?

I'm mostly familiar with the demographics, census information, but am more interested in the anecdotal knowledge and local opinion. 

My suggestion in addition to what everyone said above would be to figure out your demographic.

Also check out the post by @James Park on North Atlanta Market Update you will get a good insight in regards to the overall market conditions, population trends, demographics etc.

Thanks. hard to compare the two and most out of state investors do but it's not even close by demographics, population patterns, economic drivers, etc. look at jobsohio.com if you want to review central oh numbers. for columbus if you look at new construction as an equity driver may be a strategy to consider before jumping on an old existing home that you have no control over. we do turn key development and construction for individuals and corps and would be happy to discuss. 

What kind of demographic seems to rent in Branson?