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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Locating and Analyzing Data
Hi all,
I am a novice real estate investor and would like to rehab properties within two hours of New York City. I am in the initial research phases of finding a viable market (city/neighborhood), and then locating properties within that segment.
I have read other people's posts that mention using the US Census Data or City-Data.com and look at population growth and job growth as contributing factors to determine if an area would be good to invest in; however, I am unsure where to find this information on those websites. Does anyone know? Any other tips that you think might be helpful?
I would definitely be open to locating deals for a seasoned real estate investor if given the opportunity to learn.
Thanks for reading - I appreciate any advice or feedback that you can offer!