I'm an investor and investor friendly realtor here in town.

I’d love to connect for coffee if you’re ever in town!

It's just now barely starting to resemble a town again 14 months later.

If you're out of town you might look into getting a Realtor that doesn't get a penny unless your place gets rented to solve the immediate problem of getting funding.For long term solution I would guess your property manager might be your problem and I'd consider shopping around for a new PM.

Considering returns are often non-linear and affect of compounding money, I think this approach would be more widely used.I have been exploring writing a program to do a program to do such an analysis.

One of the first things I did when i moved back to the area a few years ago was track rental prices around town. 

So here are some numbers and strategies I'm thinking about exploring.

Have you narrowed down/eliminated any sections of town at all yet?

Question: Population change - growthAnswer: census.govQuestion: Unemployment rate lowest to highest per cityAnswer: Question: Job growth (this can also follow suit with major companies coming into cities/towns creating growth)Answer: Once I narrow to a city I feel more confident in researching crime demographics, walkability score, school scores etc. 

Or, let me know when you are in town looking for the next one and we could tour each other's properties.