When I bought the property I did not perform a survey since I bought the property cash (I know my mistake).  

Not sure if it is too long to go back to the last tenant maybe with some kind of post rental survey on the place-just a thought.

I would look for more properties in the area for a better and more accurate rent survey. 

Snags I've run into recently:Inaccurate property description/survey making what exactly is being conveyed questionable.The last property I purchased from Fannie Mae turned out to be actually owned by HUD.

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Have you actually bought any properties yet or are you just surveying the landscape (like me)?

It's more of just pipeline surveying and mapping.

I know people doing it.I put FNMA into the question on here, but it is not part of the survey.

Trying to find a place to invest in the southwest.  Can people fill in some info in your local market in the southwest?  i.e. in Phoenix, Tucson, Denver, Sacramento, Bakersfield, Salt lake?My area, San Diego, CAP rate...

For Denver investors, the latest data from the Denver Metro Area Apartment Vacancy and Rent Survey is out.