I bought an incredibly rare property in an SEC college town that is the last undeveloped General Business lot in the downtown/entertainment district.

These posts sure are entertaining.

It is basically a high end entertainment deck.

In the case of Phoenix, Scottsdale is home to more residents with money (doctors, lawyers, athletes) and larger plots of land along with luxury hotels, resorts, and tons of entertainment.

The pothole issue has become a meme and actually quite entertaining to read the comments in the IndyStar... 

If an applicant fills out a rental application and wants to tell you a sob story about why they are moving, chances are they will not qualify.If they drive up to the open house and park in the neighbors driveway, because your driveway is full, chances are they will not qualify.If they want to know why you charge so much rent, chances are they won't qualify.One tip I've used that is sort of funny, is that I entertain the children at the signing table. 

On my river cabin as an example, I probably wouldn't start entertaining selling it until it reached $700K, simply because I can't readily replace that income with a property elsewhere.

There is ample information and entertainment right at your fingertips.

I had a realtor tell me up front he won't even entertain an offer from me because I wasn't there to see the property myself.That being said, I know plenty of people who hold rentals in different markets.

Some banks, RBC as an example, will only entertain 5 residential mortgages {including your personal residence} ... and that's not 5 with them, but 5 in total.