@Sam BurchyettThere is plenty of inventory to hit your goal and if there isn't, thats a good thing because more demand with less supply.

The other side of the equation is making sure you're choosing an area with strong rental demand.

Amount of folks at the open house/showing- This one can be a subtle or very noticeable indicator about the demand for a subject property in particular.

Gonna have to disagree hereRentals (1) destabilize the neighborhood and area - homeownership does the opposite (2) It's not so much creating value right now - it's more a supply demand thing... if they can't afford to buy or can't find a place to buy then they will rent.

Sometimes you don't know, what you don't know and if you demand it done a certain way and wont let the contractor give some advice, you could be shooting yourself in the foot. 

IE do you have upper class properties that are in high demand to a wide range of investors.. or is it a narrow niche that is very hands on high touch that maybe there is a smaller market or ability to exit at a good price if one needed to. 

Can the bank demand more money because the house is worth more than what they sold it to you for and they’re having sellers remorse?

Because they had enough demand from investors.

I think it’s good opportunity , and easy to rent because it’s h really Big demand for section 8 .

If your services and time demand a higher commission and you believe you are worth more go ahead and charge what you believe.