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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Know your market question
One of the most repeated phrases in the BP podcast, or any real state investing book or blog is "know your market". But what does this really mean? What specifically do I need to know? Everything can be found on the internet, but what should I be searching for?
Thanks in advance to anyone who can provide clarity.