I generally agree on the surface, but would love to see the actual source.Per Brookings Institute, there are several matching metros, but some are different. 

Per my argument above, they will not be supplemented by massive numbers of young people coming into the area from far away, a national draw.

I spend my professional life working nationally on residential accessibility so if you want to reach out, please send an IM. 

I am native to the Saratoga Springs area and I work in Albany with the National Guard.

Only summers, because they're in the mountains, but near a tourist city and major National Park.

Then ask those questions on the application and do a national eviction report together with other screenings to validate everything that the potential tenant declared on the application.I make my requirements very clear and if I do get potential tenant that does not qualify, they always ask me about that during scheduling the viewing.

Regarding qualification process, every bank can be different, one tip is go to local banks, they can be a lot more flexible in terms of requirements/qualification than regional or national banks can be.

Mad after listening to a webinar held by a prominent national tax firm and a prominent national cost seg firm.

@Colleen F.is spot on--if a tenant withholds rent, it must be deposited in a separate escrow account (in a bank or similar institution). 

"Nationally, landlords in poor neighborhoods derive a median profit of $298 monthly, compared with $225 in middle-class neighborhoods and $250 in affluent ones.