and also go to new home developments that have show homes.this is what my wife and I do when we travel.. or even in town.. to keep up on trends etc. of course being agents we can get into any listed property ( as long as we follow showing instructions).. 

- I think Trulia's Market Trends (https://www.trulia.com/research/market-trends/) is helpful but is it accurate?

My style is to let the little stuff go (or be extremely patient with the remedy) and not be too much of a hard ***.

Good evening I’m inquiring about a Fannie Mae home style loan.

Found it with research on area development trends and suggestions from an experienced real estate agent.

Photos are a big piece, as well as management style.

Units 96Property Type: MultifamilyProperty Sub-type: ApartmentsApartment Style: Low RiseBuilding Class: 4ALot Size 3.68 ACBuilding Size 77,000 SFAverage Occupancy 97%No.

I started with one property per LLC but due to the ca franchise board (minimum of $800 per LLC) I change my style a bit.

@Jay HinrichsI definitely agree with Jay on this one...I buy properties that are cash flow positive and highly likely to appreciate...am not killing the cash flow, but these properties have great tenants, limited upkeep and low turnover and demand is much larger than supply, and the macro trends look like this will hold for awhile.

I see your in Dallas,  go to other same style/ price range rental showings...BUT assuming you are offering a blue collar rental, 1200-1400/mo rent, asuming this is blue collar in Dallas, they just want clean, safe and functional.