I'm really bullish on Clarksville.It's the 5th biggest city in TN, is continuing to grow, has a decent sized university, and has a steady supply of renters due to to it's proximity to fort Campbell. 

Reno has geographic constraints to building that is squeezing supply driving the appreciation vs Vegas where there is still room to build on flat land.  

.- New supply is expected to moderate, with inventory growth slowing from 5.4% in 2024 to just 0.5% in 2025.While the market faces near-term headwinds from slow economic and population growth, the moderation in new supply and gradual absorption of existing inventory should support improved market fundamentals over the next 2-3 years.

On the negative, there is significant competition, proof of funds must be higher, equitable wholesaler closes in the event they cannot find a buyer by close date which requires a supply to significant money. 

Reviews are everything, and a few bad reviews early on because you didn't have a comfortable bed or were missing kitchen supplies can tank your listing for a long time before you're able to recover. 

Supplying a washer and dryer in my duplexes.

Does Atlanta continue to see a huge glut of new supply coming for next three years?

Meanwhile, a legacy of restrictive local regulations around building has kept supply low. 

If you are looking for above national average apartment occupancy, steady YoY rent growth, resident retention and a supply/demand imbalance, the Midwest is a great place to look! 

Going off the top of my head so might be some holes...1. have them supply an application (most generic rental apps ask the right questions)2.