At first I thought may be it would command more rent because the tenants do not have to share a common wall - more privacy, but the rent history says otherwise.

This allows me to be more selective with tenants, and command a higher rent.  

I don't see how a house in a new subdivision could command a premium over other new builds which are cheaper. 

@Fahadbin AlamDepending on your rank, you need to have this conversation with your company commander. 

Recently, a friend @David Preil, pointed out a different method called DTDMS (Does The Deal Make Sense).It reminds me of the eleventh commandment--use your brain.There are often many factors that will make or break a deal, even if all of the metrics look good on paper, but it requires you to dig a little deeper.What are some of those things that have, or could make or brake a deal for you?

Lesson learned, get the commanders contact information before you sign a lease.

Dressing nicely commands respect.

These cities tends to command quality tenants and they have great schools.I can chat for more insights on these cities.

It wouldn't command nearly enough rent to cash flow.

From looking at rents in the neighborhood it seems that it could command a higher rent if it were in better condition, too.