I think there are different approaches to this as one method may not be suitable or appealing to everyone.

I have a four-plex that could use kitchen updates to make the place more appealing to renters.

@Bruce Runn Good luck in your appeal. 

It allows you to start with the state, then the county and finally it will show the census tracts on a map along with zip codes, roads, etc...Sample of my area (Arizona > Maricopa)Here are a few tips:When you first go to the page you will only see the visual in the upper left corner (state). 

It allows you to start with the state, then the county and finally it will show the census tracts on a map along with zip codes, roads, etc...Sample of my area (Arizona > Maricopa > Phoenix/Scottsdale)Here are a few tips: When you first go to the page you will only see the visual in the upper left corner (state).

Besides lower rent have you looked at local amenities to have the property become more appealing or competitive in other ways.

Admittedly, I am unfamiliar in this space but it appeals to me for a few reasons.

A home that sits on the market quickly loses appeal.

You’ll cut down on the chances of a long leasing process by appealing to what is most popular

There is a lower probability of adding value or appreciation over time with this IMO, but it has appeal that should keep it stable as an investment and be an enjoyable one to own (and possibly to maximize any time of vacancy in the unit with a site-visit + skiing?)