If you could indicate how many doors you have and how much you pay that would be awesome and very much appreciated.

The answer above from Joe indicates he would be a good place to start.Remember: cheaper doesn't mean you'll make more money.Start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

At  most it might indicate where their values lie. 

First, let me just clarify that my comments below are as a user and not indicative of any BP policy whatsoever - I'm a moderator but also just a guy with houses :)As a guy that was on the original podcast, I'm looking forward to @Dave Meyer's contributions.

@Moira Baggett stopped distributions and capital calls don't necessarily mean that the deal has failed, but is certainly an indication that things are not going as planned. 

My understanding is that a lower price to rent ratio may indicate a property’s ability to generate cash flow.  

More accurately I indicated the Midwest cash flow was not worth it.  

The question you are asking, and what your post indicates that you want... makes you a ripe target for a high priced guru to sell you their expensive mastermind or tribe membership. 

Phenoix is 5.66%, Atlanta is 4.14%, Nashville is 5.49%. 4 years is not long enough to be an indicator.  

Or you can also include the taxes in the overall rental rate and indicate in the agreement that the total includes applicable taxes.If you’re managing the property yourself, you'll need to collect these taxes from your tenants and remit them to the state and county.