There seems to be fewer renters to choose from or just seasonal renters(works but not as well as Detroit).

Fewer data points, less reliable data. 

Heavy phone screening, no application fees, minimal showings, and fewer applications provided.

They have said on Podcasts that having everything in black and white makes fewer issues overall.Question: We are using RentRedi for our management platform that we set up to add 25.00 in late fees for every day after the three-day grace period.

When home prices are high, fewer people can afford to buy, so they rent instead.

You are right to say that there are some really cheap houses in the US but you may also find some articles written by Brandon Turner himself on the dangers and pitfalls of buying these very cheap properties.

More multiple-offer situations, fewer days on market. 

There has been a lot of building going on, but I think in the short term, the only rents that are in danger of resetting are in multi-family.

I agree there are rough areas, but far fewer than media suggests.

One bright point is usually in any arena, the more difficulty middlemen create, the fewer investors you’ll have to compete against.