So I knew the market and the potential of the area. 

If we are in different market, would you be willing to give some pointers? 

However, that brings us back to Russ' point, an experienced agent should know the market and exactly what you should be llisting it for.

My name is Bradley Miller, and I am the Marketing and Business Developement Manager for Jamison Management Company and TMC Property Management, overseeing a diverse portfolio of properties in both the South Bay area of California and the Tulsa Metro area in Oklahoma.With a strong passion for real estate and marketing, I have dedicated my career to fostering positive client relationships and enhancing the tenant experience.

Your listed markets are the ones I know the most about.

For LTRs, the 1% rule is a good starting point, but also consider the property's location, market trends, and economic factors for potential appreciation.

It was on market.

Please share your thoughts or experiences... 

Owners needed to leave due to health reasons, after getting offers way lower than market - I ran numbers and decided to jump on it and give them what they needed.

As we start to do a deep dive of the market, we would like to connect with fellow investors to get the lay of the land, insights on where to start poking around, areas to avoid, what strategies are working for them, etc.