I have a client in Kansas City that does this.

In the city of Portland (Oregon) they only allow us to run rental/criminal history if a tenant applicant isn't contributing to rent (if they aren't paying, we don't get to look at their finances). 

Every Week I scan the MLS, navigating cities and towns in South Florida that are friendly (and not friendly) toward short term rentals.

Then later on purchase homes with cash (single family homes), I would like to learn how to read the market and know where a state or city is thriving but also learn where it's not.

do you have issues with the city if there are cars parked on the street or lawn?

Waco Texas is a known city that has a very good Private College, Baylor University.

The boogeyman of evictions and landlord hostile cities/states should be a secondary concern. 

Hi Meir, welcome to BP and the magic city!  

I mean you take most mid western or deep south cities and over 50% of the SFRs are rentals. were as on the coasts maybe 10% of sfrs are rentals there is a reason.

Now, answer me this:Why is "we buy houses in [city] [state]" the best keyword to rank for?