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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Tool to help out of state investors pick a city
Hi all -- long time lurker, first time posting!
I noticed that many new out-of-state real estate investors have the same question: What city should I buy in?
I think there are a few useful tools to help compare houses once you've picked a city, but only vague rumors or opinions on which city is best to invest in. So, I put together some data that maybe helpful if you are starting out, or perhaps even looking to choose the next city you buy in:
https://bestinvestmentcity.com/compare
Right now its just a list of the top 100 US cities by population, along with some useful data about the real estate market in each.
Its a side project for me, so give it a peek, and let me know if you love it/hate it, and most importantly what I can do to make it more useful.