It is always a popularity contest with you.

You can see a higher resurgence in a few counties of listings coming up in May/June, which are popular times to list/sell.

The district is very popular but very small- lots of farms but not much invemtory in terms of homes. 

I think Michael Blank's is pretty popular and fairly cheap.

When it comes to enterprise-level software for accounting and asset management, especially in the private lending space, there are a few options you might want to consider.In a nutshell, some popular alternatives to Yardi (which, as you mentioned, is more geared towards large-scale multifamily properties) are:MRI Software: MRI is a pretty versatile and customizable software solution that caters to various real estate sectors, including private lending.

This is a popular website.

Not only is it our favorite area to stay, but it seems to be quite popular with other tourists as well.

But I agree the fees are high and tough to find a property that is positive (after all costs) except for ML either DIY or through a private management company ( basically a ML owner created it execlusively for ML units)...how about appreciation, I was hoping with it becoming more popular (improvements, etc) that there is no direction for price to go further down...

Crime rates provide a lot of "false positives"...the most popular area in any major metro are rampant with fights, drunkenness', smash and grab robberies, etc.

Land banking was a very popular strategy a while back.