None of them had fancy amenities (ie no pool). 

You may need to lower the rent to minimize vacancy loss and get a larger pool of potential renters but you will rent the apartment (with minimum vacancy loss).

Statistics would help me with understanding if there's a large pool of investors out there unwilling to go out of state for the same reason I don't.

You've essentially cut off over half of your renter pool (likely more based on renter demographics) so vacancy may be higher.

I explain to them that they are paying one check to the association rather than having to write monthly checks to a pool guy, a landscaper, an insurance agent (for the common area insurance), roofers, pavers, etc.

Hi everyone, I'm hoping someone can recommend efficient software/app or an excel chart that easily allows you to plug in monthly rent, expenses, reserves, cash flow etc. on an investment property.

Pool homes are especially popular and the idea of bringing your laptop to the pool and working poolside is a really nice change of scenery after people have been cooped up due to the pandemic.

The high-rise, on the western end of the Sunset Strip, features amenities such as a concierge service, a gym and a swimming pool.

I view condo fees as a management fee (I don't need to worry about exterior maintenance, landscaping, pool, snow, etc).

Don’t really know liabilities of renting with a pool vs selling outright in NYS.