So if you are in a city with a university and that has companies hiring lots of college grads, that is likely a pretty good indicator.The rent for RbR can be a good bit higher, so definitely continue to investigate it.For the quick/dirty analysis, I found that RbR rent is about 1.5x the traditional long-term rate in my market.

This isn't a hard rule but most banks know these is happening in the background and can't spend the time to go and investigate all of their mortgage loans (espically if they are sold to a big loan collector)

UGHHHH Call the electric company and tell them you think there is an issue from the pole to the home (usually covers hooks or hinges that the guide wire is attached to that the actual power line follows from pole to home) When they come out if they hear noise they are professional enough that they should investigate.

Preliminary looks like +$500 on rents averaging $1600 and all A properties should sell in the market for upper 6's low 7's on a cap rate with current market conditions.

I can do some investigating for you if need be.

I would venture you would need to investigate area by area to determine if you would be allowed to build with one.  

I have done some preliminary site planning and cost analysis on constructing the facility on a property that is owned by a client I work for.

That's why you can find crazy cash flow in Cleveland but the houses are still $50,000  which is hardly above where they were five years ago.Once you really know your market well and what it takes to cash flow, then you can develop a rule-of-thumb to quickly determine whether a property is worth investigating.

Message me if you need some investigation services done on the prospective property and I can look into the specific property.

We currently have it under a federal investigation because we did not sign for that letter and knew nothing about it.