In addition to evaluating the city job growth, you need to pay attention to any major industry or employer that may be responsible for more than 25% of the market, because if the dominant industry or employer is in trouble so is your property (due to layoffs).

I would suggest using the search feature to look over the forums for more information on mentorship, if that is what you would like to pursue.Best!

I am most worried about baby boomer dominated market segment.

Of course, you could keep the 20 years and find ways to add features to the prop to justify raising the rent to at least $925 (which makes the monthly cash flow $205.57).

Welcome to BP @Austin UrePlease use the search feature in the future before posting a question to see if it has already been answered.

Generally, if the home is beautiful and has great features and isn't selling, its price!

If you are competitive in price and features it should not be much of an issue.

Get a long-term loan (12 years fixed) with a supplemental loan feature to extract the value add. 

If you're looking for generic features, lots of choices.

Originally posted by @Trellis Alexander:@Abel Curiel thank you so much.Anytime, happy to help.With regards to your previous question, I strongly recommend taking advantage of BiggerPockets' 'search' feature.