If you are just looking for somebody to send you MLS listings for you to drive by, I'd ask a new, eager agent who has more time on her hands and give her a shot.

Update: as I was leaving the English Ranch neighborhood the other day I saw a car driving around that was the City of Fort Collins and had "CODE COMPLIANCE" written in big letters on the side.

I drive by one of my STR's on my way to work every morning. 

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Right now I am considering a 16-unit property in a smaller market that has only seen 17% growth in value over the last 11 years. 

The financial center of Brickell is beautiful and you can buy a brand new studio apt. for $400k.Homestead is experiencing new, rapid growth because they have the most vacant land in the Miami metro area, but it is at the very southern end of the peninsula. 

Not only is it in a gang area in Santa Ana (Hence, the $250K price), but once I left and it was a full rental, it's doubtful that it would drive more than $1,400.00 a month rent.

I drive by land every day that has been for sale for years.

I know good school rating & job growth; is important but I'm driving around Atlanta (windy hill, Austell)and the school rating is not great, nor the neighborhoods but yet the prices have gone up from 80k to 280k.

We are sitting on 19 units right now and yes the headaches will drive some people out of the game.