I'm slightly more conservative on the risk spectrum, FYI but that's where my mind would be if I was you.

In addition, you have a wide array of providers on the spectrum...from complete turnkey to basic brokerage services. 

Since you are a So Cal/Nor Cal investor, I'm guessing this property with a swimming pool is somewhere along the high end spectrum.

My other tenant that has lived there since December is extremely low maintenance but these people are pretty far to the opposite end of the my current spectrum.

I personally love parks for the same reasons why they are attractive to investor partners:  low end of the risk spectrum, stable cash flow, recession resistant, and the creative flexibility they afford me as the operator down at the park level. 

checking to see what is everyone seeing in Commercial rate spectrum.

Hello everyone,I have recieved a copyright infringement violation notice from Spectrum/ Charter for a cabin that I have in the smokies as a vacation rental.

And if I’m seeing rental listing for 1800-2000, then I would want to be at the lower end of that spectrum to keep the vacancy periods shorter.

Hi members,I am in the process of renting my 4 bedroom SFH which I have priced towards the middle of the rent spectrum in the area (~$1850).

Melissa, Celina, Prosper if you can find $200,000 houses will be at the low end of the pricing spectrum and that is likely a good thing....in very popular growth cities.