You want to know how many troops, what weapons you have, what strategic objective your campaign accomplishes and the layout of the battleground.

Ultimately, it really depends on your price point as well as your desired objectives as to what is going to be the right area for you.

No system is perfect, so don't waste your time chasing after the next shiny object.

Your analysis is subjective and objective, it's an art as well as a science.

Get away from shiny object syndrome, be patient with the money in hand.

You can change the locks, clean it up, and have the place back without a tenant holding it hostage as long as possible with the added hassle of needing to be forcibly removed.

It all boils down to making an informed decision as to where to invest in STR rather than the knee jerk reaction of chasing shiny objects.

Guy #1 and his dad got into an argument about something they had in storage so while they were both at work guy #1 dad broke in through the bathroom window to get disputed object and left to go back home where he lives in Tennessee.

More importantly the measure of "good investment" is different for everyone based on your market and objectives.

I feel it is all about the objective appreciation vs cahflow.