Riehle[1] https://apexaz.com/old-pueblo-finally-waking-up/[2] https://tucson.com/business/raytheon-on-hiring-spree-as-tucson-expansion-takes-shape/article_3fd571fd-8d2c-527c-b22c-ccfdbe1e9bee.html[3] https://tucson.com/business/tucson/vector-space-to-open-tucson-manufacturing-plant-bring-jobs/article_3d1bde72-b236-5e38-9c9e-24036233d55e.html[4] http://tiboaz.biz/2018/03/17/tucson-to-receive-a-large-amazon-distribution-center/

For business trends; look in the news for new jobs opening in town, or for jobs closing.

@Grant Rothenburger  The problem with that, as I see it, is that it opens up a whole can of worms in terms of how to structure that type of thing.

I’m think a two bedroom may be best, but I’m open.

Is not selecting an applicant for a given unit, but keeping their application open in case of other vacancies (for example the application would stay valid for 30 days), the same as a denial?

If you are buying something in the millions of dollars more U.S. lenders might be open to a loan.

Are you only interested in your local market or are you open to other markets?

Getting a chance to see the information in your post opened my eyes to a few things I was missing.

You could add an umbrella insurance policy.If you have equity you could open a HELOC against the property.

Basically just keep your options open.