Plus I see is older families in suburbs and hard to meet young attractive people and every thing closes down at 10 pm.

Got it that makes sense want the property to attract buyers from the  moment they pull up.I like that quote about GC's and your advice makes sense of how to be a better employer / project manager and ensuring we stay on tract.

If push comes to shove, is the property in Akron or Denver going to be more attractive to more people looking to park safe money? 

Location, location, location...make sure you are in a safer neighborhood that would attract good tenants...this above all can make or break a property IMO

But I want to stay near the attractions near 501...Haven't thought about looking on MLS for vacation homes...My rental pricing not sure I was going to compare the rates in the area and the longer they stay the cheaper my rental.

I"m buy and hold til Baltimore City appreciates and thinking delta is better for rentals but then I'd have to replace in a few years with brushed nickel to attract buyers.

Raise rents to market and get tenants under a MTM lease will make this more attractive to investors.

@Nancy DeSocio off street parking has value to tenants and it will help you retain and attract new tenants to have off street parking.

Hi SyedI'd be happy to link for a coffee - I've had several bnb's throughout the city.I wouldn't be much assistance regarding laws and regulations, but I'm fairly knowledgeable about the most attractive neighborhoods, and revenue potential.

This platform seemed attractive because of its high yield. my investment is a 13% annual yield.