You're also in Moore, OK which, in spite of being a major tornado alley is also a pretty popular location... if the house hasn't sold for a year, there's something else going on.

Look at when major repairs have taken place at the property like the roof, pools, tennis courts, building painting, etc...

If your entity is SMLLC, the activity is now reported under schedule e, even if you have two entities, it will still be reported under your schedule e. 

It doesn't take much to lose control of your property and I would never advocate for actively giving up what limited control we have as landlords.   

I actively wholesale properties that don't fit my portfolio's criteria throughout the year.

There was initial problems with water coming into some rooms which good news that problem appears to have been solved which is the major issue. 

If you are in agent in DC, MD, VA....Bright MLS is now active. 

Hi @Tyler Hodgson - I'm moving to be closer to a major airport.

If the objective is to develop and flip then there could be major problems during a downturn.

Question: Population change - growthAnswer: census.govQuestion: Unemployment rate lowest to highest per cityAnswer: Question: Job growth (this can also follow suit with major companies coming into cities/towns creating growth)Answer: Once I narrow to a city I feel more confident in researching crime demographics, walkability score, school scores etc.