The key is to figure out what works for you, from a design and cost perspective and of course, making sure it conforms to current market trends and just run with it, making changes periodically as markets change. 

Like they are trending downwards, but slowly?

Foreclosures are going to be on the rise. https://www.wptv.com/news/region-c-palm-beach-county/west-palm-beach/study-suggests-pandemic-could-lead-to-foreclosure-spikeStay on top of the market prices and trends.  

When evaluating a market for multifamily investments, one particularly important factor to analyze is employment trends.

I would suggest doing a thorough due diligence and seeing what the trends are in that particular neighborhood.  

I've rented to tenants with low credit scores - some people just don't know the tricks to raising their credit score, have medical bills that they didn't know about until they were sent to collections, etc. etc.

This may even be a deliberate trick on the part of the agent to sell to a buyer who doesn't understand fully understand the difference in valuation of residential multifamily (2-4 unit) vs commercial multifamily (5+ unit).Cheers...

One person's experience can be anecdotal...an agent working with dozens-hundreds of clients is likely more aware of trends or frequent issues in your market.

I'd like to be able to set follow up for messages, reminders directly from the imessage app, or set messages to show up at a different time but I haven't found any apps that do this.Does anyone have any tricks? 

Trends and forecasting real estate in any market are always discussions I love.