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Omari Brown
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How do you properly and efficiently analyze a market?

Omari Brown
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Powder Springs, GA
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There are a lot of variables when it comes to the state of a market you will potentially be investing in. Values, businesses moving in or out, schools, up and coming developments, nearby colleges, crime rates, ect. Does anyone use a systemized way or strategy for analyzing a market to see if it is good for a certain strategy; REOs, Rentals, ect.? There's nothing wrong with investigating all of these variables one by one, I just imagine that there is a time efficient way to do it.

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Tom Reynolds
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Tom Reynolds
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Omari,

Your questions have crossed my mind many times while working toward my first investment purchase. I'm nearly finished rereading a book written by Ken McElroy "The ABC's of Real Estate Investing" for the second time. In this book he specifically discusses evaluating your market, sub-markets, where to look and what to look for.

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