This may sound broad, but I study every factor/variable that may have an effect on my investment strategy and specific target market.

Sounds to me like you will be effectively the property manager and your fee will be the difference between the rents.

I have used this exact strategy for other negotiations in my private business and it is usually very effective. 

Please feel free to ask me any questions that might be helpful in providing some effective answers for me. 

A taxpayer who engages in frequent and substantial sales is almost inevitably engaged in the real estate business.

In my opinion, that will have a strong effect on our appreciation, but not on our demand.

One effect it would have is that the subset of value-add deals due to rents being well below market value would be tougher to pull off, especially if they don't include vacancy decontrol.

Your post caught my eye since you mention markets that I am heavily engaged in.

According to the title company the title commitment effective date can't be updated.

This would be done by allowing automated systems, powered by algorithms, to harvest the data and turn it into credit reports.From the report:“The use of non-financial data will have large effects on the provision of financial services.