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Chace Fraser
  • Realtor
  • Portland, OR
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What would you consider the fundamentals of real estate investing

Chace Fraser
  • Realtor
  • Portland, OR
Posted

I would love to get everyone's opinion on what they think the fundamentals are when choosing a city or neighborhood to invest in are. For instance, if you were to tell someone what the most important items to consider are when choosing a location (NOT a specific property) to invest in are, what would you say to them? In your opinion, what are the 3-5 most important things? For example:

  • Population Growth
  • Median home price growth
  • Major employers/Industries
  • The unemployment rate, history, and trend
  • Economic outlook (companies moving in/out)

If you have specific criteria when choosing a location that is welcome too. For example:

  • Must be within 30 minutes of an airport that Southwest Airlines flies in and out of
  • "That town has a renters mentality"

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