The one thing I believe is the more quality reviews you have, the more demand you have for your property.  

Our geography and real estate history never found a large demand for them. 

It sounds like you've been doing it for a long time, and I appreciate the insight you've given into it's demands on one's time, relationships, and emotions.

Portland, Seattle, Charlotte, and Austin look to have good supply & demand fundamentals as well, though I'm not as familiar with those markets.

One time I was contacted by a guy who inherited his father's fortune of 2 million in Niger but the country impounded the money and demanded an inheritance tax.  

As for seller financed notes the good news is Dodd Frank is being deregulated and as for institutional notes it's a supply & demand equation with a big factor being jobs & economic growth, but there's always people defaulting due to job loss, divorce and medical.

I assume that is because it's populated by such a large mid middle-class workforce and therefore all the rental demand is at the mid-point or slightly lower.The 1% over/under is at about $100K ARVExample (Note - This is Dauphin Co.

@Dennis Nemitz The Phoenix market is healthy, supply and demand are not way out of balance.

If your market is demanding, you can filter some out through questions that might not consider discrimination.... like why are you moving from your current resident, what is your total income/month, ... etc By starting the conversation, you will have a feeling who you want to let into your house.

I mean as far as comparing it to other parts of south philly where there is and has been high demand for.