If anyone invests in Windsor or its surrounding areas please feel free to reach out to me I would love to sit down and talk strategies, market trends, and long term goals.

I'm looking at a small SFR (3 bed, 1 bath, 1130 sqft) that is in ROUGH shape.

That we should be working much harder to pick ourselves out of the gravity well and find another home elsewhere because this one's not in good shape and getting worse.THAT'S WHAT THE SCIENCE SUPPORTS.

Birmingham stats aren’t super impressive, but it can be hard to see the context in those numbers, because Birmingham is a weird shape and much of what is considered Birmingham is not actually Birmingham.

Even houses in Portland listed on the MLS get snatched up quickly if they are in decent shape.

It’s in pretty bad shape but I think it’ll bring a good profit.

It is in good shape but the reason it is so low is because that neighborhood has bad tenets.

At the mid-point (i.e. 3 years in) they only do an adjustment, but it is not based on a full evaluation/reassessment of each individual property -- a flat percentage is simply applied to a specific area to either increase all the values or decrease all the values based on recent trends.

I feel like renting 30+ days creates less work on parts, and keeps the property in better shape.  

In addition to good cash flow however, you should also look at the economic and demographic trends of the market.