Worked out fine for me, I don’t have anything to compare him to but, no reason not to recommend him.  

Right now I think there is too much smoke on the water to make any kind of meaningful projections.We have COVID, and the possibility of a worldwide recession (unrelated to the covid) looming out there.I think America will weather these problems much better than other countries, but as far as comparing one area to another right now, I think there are too many variables //risk//. 

Be a Betelgeuse...There are elements of their household that seem determined to stay no matter what. 

You'll get a good sense of what is selling near your property, how long ago it sold, and you can see how it compares in terms of units, beds, baths etc to yours

But 25 of the 30 DSTs we recently compared projected no appreciation gain like this for investors.

Compared to other central Texas markets rents are low.

I generally look atYear builtUnit countSquare footageProximityAnd then compare withPrice/unitPrice/square footAny other suggestions?

A local real estate agent should be able to give you an idea of what it is worth based on comparable sales in the area.

Growth is good, but the rents are low compared to housing prices, and I'm worried job growth isn't keeping up with the influx of new residents. 

It's reflective of the city's 1980's land use code, the restrictive elements therein, the complexity of getting permits and the massive growth that has occurred over decades.