There are a lot relocating to the area and looking for good rentals.Rents have been kind of low for a while (people didn't seem to want to spend more than $1000 on an apartment or $1500 on most houses).

The housing market is hot and I feel that a lot of people are relocating here.

Two months later and after $7,000 spent on ripping out carpet, refinish the floors, adding a sliding glass door in the bathroom, enclosing the third bedroom, and relocating the new electric water heater, the home was ready to rent.Lesson #3: Historical rents do not imply market rents.

Especially now that Google allows you to target "In-Market" audiences you can really drill down to those that are actively looking to buy / rent / relocate -- https://cl.ly/461Z0I1m3m3iThen to take it a step further, retarget this traffic through Facebook ads, you cost will be much lower and you can stay in front of them with various followup ads!

My wife and I own a 4plex near downtown SLC and are currently under contract on a duplex in Midvale.Also, if I recall correctly from seeing one of your previous posts, you are relocating from Japan correct?

I have two rental properties that im ready to let go in Buffalo NY since i relocated to Colorado and having a hard time keeping up with all the ongoings.

Vinyl Floors placed , paint , laundry relocation , Kitchen update (new countertops, paint cabinets )

I'm a Whittier, CA native myself, relocated to SA this year.

Creating a brand new kitchen, brand new washer/dryer or relocating one, bedroom space, walling off things, altering stairs, etc costs money. 

You may do well marketing to Realtors for clients relocating to the area who need temporary housing.