Having good people in your corner is invaluable.

hello stone thanks for your reply... yes appreciation economy wise, I see the properties are growing in value a bit but I'm not really referring to STR's, I'm more looking into the buy and hold method. thanks again 

Are they over-rehabbing - putting in above-standard quality items that will never generate a proportionate increase in value? 

Any increase in value is that incredible cherry on top I love to see, but it's not paramount. 

Just for curiosity, what exactly is included in the $200/month subscription (data entry, troubleshooting, etc.)?

You can buy 1% to 2% properties here and have a significant increase in value over the next few years. 

We just financed a couple multifamily deals in Bend - if anyone wants a copy of the appraisal's market data section or some market data from CoStar, etc. - give me a shout. 

I tried this out at the lakehouse and service was pretty spotty for me (that is very much area dependent) and it is amazing how much data you can blow through in a week.

@Brandon Sowers I commend you on looking at this in a way that is going to help the tenant move ins easier.I'll share an interesting data point with you.  

I always felt I could acquire a report from some real estate data company and I would have a better feel for prices and vacancies, but I can't seem to find a service that readily provides this information.