I found several among the top involving personal finance and another which peeked my interest, BiggerPockets.

I will make a decision among the current applicants instead of making a change to the rent.

Will define things clearer agree and thank you for comments .I do have license,but never list just represent buyers side,it just been a big topic among the realtors and investors I am working with...

So far the common denominator among the responses that I've received (posted in a few categories) is that having an outline of some sort to track what items needs to be fixed to bring the property up to standard is the first step.

@Dawn Brenengen  point well made.There is commonality among the "richest" out there. 

Just saw in the paper today that unemployment in the metro area has fallen again and is at its lowest level in over six years (13th lowest jobless rate among the 49 largest metros in the US).

Baltimore's rental numbers are among the best in the country, and b/c of the lower prices, if you make a mistake (and you will, count on it!)

Among the biggest projects anchoring the boom: The $524 million Bucks arena.Northwestern Mutual's $450 million office tower and $100 million apartment high-rise.The $137 million BMO Harris Financial Center office tower.The $122 million Couture apartment high-rise.The $80 million conversion of the Warner Grand Theater into the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's performance hall.The $50 million Westin Hotel.Large projects already completed over the past year include the $101 million 833 East office building, the $53 million latest phase in The North End apartments and retail development, and the $52 million Kimpton Journeyman Hotel.Finally, there are several new and ongoing downtown-area developments below the $50 million mark, including apartments, offices and hotels.Of course, Milwaukee has it's challanges too.

Determine the avg price among the 3 and there you go! 

Among the many, there are a few good ones.