There is a lot of discussion about what jobs will be lost and created with AI.  There is discussion that eventually no jobs will be necessary which is an entirely different discussion.  I can think of some obvious cit...

I'm assuming if there is a vacancy, you can go right to market value (ie increase it more than 10%). 

Study the market.

I am not sure about the price levels in those markets.

Denver has been a very solid market over the last 10 years and looks to continue the trend as migratory patterns continue to head that direction. 

or did you buy into an asset class/market that is going to have the same issues regardless of who is managing it?

In my market a net $0 or positive cash flow is a unicorn unless you put in serious sweat equity.

I also recommend building some simple marketing materials.

Natural is your market appreciation.- Tax Benefits: building deprecation, cost segregation, write offs etc..- Principal debt paydown: tenant paying off your loan.- Cash flow.Once the above are all added up, your true Rate Return will by far exceed your returns with stocks.Now regarding the different type of real estate, that depends on a lot of factors and mostly on your financial goals and where are you in life today.

It's important to understand their reputation in the industry and the market, as well as any potential risks or red flags.Knowing your client's objective is also crucial.