It's definitely tough on there. utilities: in my market you have to cover water, sewer, and garbage. older homes will generally have higher maintenance, capex, etc.

The resident takes care of everything, including garbage, snow and lawn, there are no common areas to clean and they usually stay for many years.What we have done systematically over the last years is 1031 exchanged properties in lower-quality neighborhoods into higher-priced suburbs.

Okay, maybe I've got this all wrong.Is AI a search engine that spits out what it finds on a given subject of already existing information that is currently stored on existing platforms across the internet (therefor it's as good as the information it finds, the old "garbage in, garbage out" problem) or does it analyze & synthesize variables to form a composite picture that provides unique insight into the requested subject? 

And it's going to appreciate faster than those garbage properties.

Due to STR's gaining popularity in the area, the new faces on the board were getting very particular and analyzing every property with more than one garbage can and mailbox.

The algorithm is spitting out a ton of data, most is garbage!

"I have a SFH with a cost basis of 60k but rents for 1750$"Garbage post, tell us what that house is worth today

Quote from @James McGovern: Estimates of rehab by wholesalers tend to be garbage.

And this is why I really have a hard time trusting RE agents, lot of them are just garbage.  

If garbage numbers are used in your underwriting then your underwriting is garbage.