What we have to say in the US may not be relevant but  if your tenant believes it is advisable to ask it may be a positive sign.  

In your average city, Class A properties will always have a market -- at whatever price the market dictates -- because it will always consist of the best real estate that market has to offer.Having said that, cap rates are a more relevant metric as you increase in unit count.

On top of that every state and local municipality is different so me trying to advise you from Florida or J Scott trying to advise you from Maryland may not even be relevant to your situation.  

Should I just put "Property Locator" and then give the relevant information to the person inquiring?

The relevant section from the contract is below:

I suspect that PM companies recognize that over time they make more money on warzone properties anyways due to higher rate of turn-over and higher degree of damage by tenants.In my opinion the most important skills to being a good PM are being organized, having people skills, having specific routines for all the basic landlording duties, and having a command of the relevant state laws.I think one of the most difficult aspects of being a PM would be that not only will you need to establish rules and routines for your tenants, but you will also have to establish another set of rules and routines for your clients.

It links you to the relevant consumer protective legislation (may need to track down updates) and let's you know why actions that may seem like the best thing to do, can actually be the worst.

@Daniel Diaz - There is no way to search by most replies as it doesn't speak to relevance of a topic -- just topics that are more contentious than others.

The Seller side HUD only has items relevant to their side and not the final wholesale fee or sales price.

of the relevant jurisdiction.