My first question would be what are some key indicators for looking at a property, and knowing that it is even worth the effort of digging deeper.

I like to invest in markets where prices and rents are going up - it indicates the local economy is doing well and the market is a desirable place to live.

Until AI takes over completely you can either do it via spreadsheet and variable regressions or do exactly what you do in the emergency room: learn enough to recognize patterns that indicate something. 

I can email it to you if you'd like.Lease Termination / AddendumDate: _______________________Property Address: XXXXXXThis agreement is between XXXXXX, XXXXXXX, and CT Property Management (on behalf of owner)This agreement indicates that:1- XXXXXXXX is relieved of any and all requirements on the lease agreement dated 1/26/20, effective 8/31/20. 2- Tenant XXXXXXX has agreed to continue to reside at the unit and assumes all responsibilities related to said unit, including the overall condition of the property effective 9/1/20.3- The lease agreement dated 1/26/20 is terminated effective 8/31/20.__________________________________________________________ Tenant __________________________________________________________ Tenant  __________________________________________________________ Landlord

This will be a good indicator of how the local government will value your property. 

Four inquiries on the first day does not indicate too low of a price per se.

Next time this happens (hopefully never), we will respond the same. 5) The Cat Indicator. 

I doubt very highly that these national eviction freezes will pass, but it does give us an indication of how we are perceived by certain politicians.

Let’s run some numbers:It will take 9 houses to generate almost $40,000 /year of income after paying taxes.The yellow line down indicates the point at which your rental properties generate you $5,110 a month.

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.7.