An experienced property manager should also be able to help you net more money and will handle the marketing, leasing and background checks.

I have owned a SFR in Jackson for about a year and a half and have been trying to understand the market.          

It is currently slightly under market rent at $2,250.

Great markets here in the midwest. 

Additionally, I’ve had several successful viral posts on Reddit that indicate a genuine interest in the concept.Questions for the Community:Which approach do you think has a higher chance of success in the real estate technology market?

Its all what the market will bear .  

On the other hand, the tenant may be more likely to move to a different apartment since there are more options on the market and they could find a better fit.I think you can make an argument that it's actually better to have leases expire in "slower" or less desirable moving seasons like the fall and winter.

But each technology needs to show why it should and will be adapted, just like wind and solar have, along with ESS (energy storage systems), in the US market. 

I bought it off market and it does not need a lot of work but trying to get the ARV value up.  

You could buy a distressed SFH, live-in-flip, and increasing the market value much easier.