@Yuval Oz we don't operate in Cleveland, so this is NOT a solicitation for your business - but, check out our website and all the info we provide on how we operate and feel free to use to gauge companies you interview.

What it rents for now will cash flow so no need for immediate pressure.

Who knows when the blower motor in the HVAC will burn up or if a kid mowing the lawn hit the condenser hard enough to crack a joint in the line, pressure drops and causes damage?

It is quick and can be helpful to gauge if something "might" be profitable, but there are so many differences in locations that I don't think it is particularly helpful if you're looking at multiple markets.

Several towns are getting pressure from HOA's and the hotel industry.

Baby boomers coming to retirement age and pulling out massive amounts of money from the stock market would cause a crash due to large selling pressure.

This is a quick and easy way to gauge the market.

@Jeff Brown The pool guys drained the pool and started pressure washing today.

I've been reading up on BP and otherwise and understand the need to get things like their existing leases along with as much information as possible about them in order to best gauge how to proceed and if the deal is even worth it to start in that regard. 

And have no water pressure anywhere else.