Master-planned rental communities and subdivisions.Vacation home rentals or second-home rentals.Single-family detached houses and townhomes.The scoring system applies to a wide range of rental property product types, including: Assessing a property’s advantages and disadvantages.To make hold or sell asset management decisions.To include with a sales or offering memorandum.As supporting documentation for lenders or investors.To obtain zoning or other government approvals.To assist with corporate relocation or expansion decisions.Deciding whether to acquire or dispose of a property.Users may utilize the scores for any of the following objectives: Is this a good city for investment property?.Will there be enough renters to maintain strong occupancy?.Is this the best neighborhood among those being considered?.Is the property in a good neighborhood?.Are my instincts about this location right?.The scoring system helps to answer questions such as: The location ranking scores provide market research that can be useful in planning and designing new projects as well as selecting among existing sites. The system uses county and census tract level data along with real estate pricing information to give real estate investors, lenders, redevelopment agencies, brokers, renters and even homebuyers the information needed to perform initial real estate market analysis-instantaneously. Instantaneous Real Estate Market Analysis Offering Guidance for Decision Makers The State ranking shows how the location stacks up against others within the state. The National ranking shows how the property ranks as compared to other properties throughout the United States. There are two rankings assigned for each address. The most desirable locations receive a score of 100. The APV United States Property Location Ranking™ shows scores for property locations on a scale of 1 to 100. How does our technology help to find the best places to invest in rental property?
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