Back then, I had a collection of working microwaves that tenants left behind on moves.I don't rent to section 8 tenants, because generally speaking they're not the type that can draw on an IRA if something comes up, so having this problem comes with the territory IMHO.

The rent I could collect on my current house would about cover the mortgage on the new house, but nothing seems right.. 

I hope something changes because for the same reservation VRBO collects a hell of a lot more than anyone else and offers little for it. 

The National Association of Realtors is a good resource for info like this.https://www.nar.realtor/research-and-statisticsHere is a similar link from Zillow.https://www.zillow.com/research/data/

@Calvin Waage Whoever told you that doesn’t know what they’re talking about the data is there a Minnesota is an incredibly good market.

Now this situation was "new" in the collective conscience, people had no idea how long this "crisis" was going to last or what it meant long term, but still there was intense competition for sf assets, which absolutely provided a price floor.

Heres a place we’re looking at now:Year 1 (us living there)Purchase price: $510kLoan: $492,1503.5% down payment: $17,8501 unit income $1700Taxes: $500/monthInsurance $190/monthDebt Service: $2552.48PMI: $479.85Maintenance: $75Management $160 (we’ll collect this)Vacancy: $80 (5%)CapEx: $100Snow/Landscaping: $100We’ll pay $2388/month to live here taking into account collecting the management fee hereYear 2 or 3.

I'm trying to crunch some numbers with local data before my fiancé and I buy our second property.

hello Team,I recently evicted my tenant from my apartment and i was also rewarded the 4,400$ back rent the tenant owned me, now the tenant have moved to a new address that i do not know, which make it hard to take her to court to collect the money owned, i live in Worcester,Ma I have a feeling that she still live in Worcester,  the question is, what are my options at this point to collect the money?

Rentometer is one data point (I do subscribe to the cheaper plan).