Find a job...apply for section 8....move in with a friend or relative and split the housing and food cost...Go drive a wrecker truck not all are so choosy regarding your past.

No idea how long they have been on the market I drive periodically hoping to catch a neighbor outside to ask. 

@Ryan JohnsonIndustry, lifestyle, government, and spillover from larger nearby towns and states usually drive population growth.

Technical answer was already fully provided for you above.In my experience most agents drive so many miles that taking the standard 58ish cents a mile as the deduction vs.

We usually source most of what we need near our home, then load up a uhaul to drive to and spend about a week decorating a new property. 

So, my hope is that I have found a good source of information.The Idea:So, the nutshell version is a coffee shop (potentially with pre-baked pastries) at the end of a strip mall where I can also have a drive thru. 

In addition places like biggerpockets and other real estate knowledge mediums will also contribute to higher house prices(I don't mean this in a negative way but as everyone figures out things like house hacking it drives prices up) People and maybe eventually banks will start to buy/write loans not based on just the person's income, but let's say they buy a 4-bedroom and can rent 2/3 rooms on Airbnb.

In today's expensive to live in world you can't expect a PM to drive hundreds or thousands of miles every month or every few months to personally collect your rents.

Coastal REIA hosts an event off of Government Center Drive on the second Thursday of every month.

What people do is send mailers to properties that are potentially promising (out-of-state owners, high equity / long-time ownership, or appear vacant when driving by), and then for the small percentage that respond, they are able to see and fully analyze the property.