I was not looking specifically in Federal Hill but I would imagine you would see similar numbers for 3- and 4-family properties there.If you find properties that you would have liked but you missed them (i.e. they already sold), sometimes you can pull up the old listing description with the rents and use a standard operating expense ratio to calculate the cap rate of those sales/properties yourself, and thereby derive your own market cap rate for the types of properties you’re interested in.

That mean changing some of the description, or changing wording in your photo captions, or adding or changing photos. 

Make sure your pricing is right your description is good, your photos are solid, and give it some time.

Sometimes property addresses are listed, but the announcement at the sale is that they are sold by legal description and not addresses. 

Good meta tags, description, etc. 3.

Things like this make me want to learn to write apps more...I just want something that will track route, allow me to take photos and type a quick description at low to no cost.

I'm talking about a geographic market, a specific location where the property is. 

Here's a description about them:Created by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, over 8,700 tracts of land across the county have been designated as "qualified opportunity zones,” providing new and compelling tax incentives for rethinking where and how to do business.

Or is it simply geographical with Georgia REIA focused across the state vs Atlanta REIA focused in the Atlanta and Metro areas?

Many people will rent based on the pictures, video, and description.