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Nate Waters
  • Investor
  • Yorba Linda, CA
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market analysis....how and where to start?

Nate Waters
  • Investor
  • Yorba Linda, CA
Posted

Greetings all,
So, I have the desire. I have the work ethic to dig in and do the research, but...Where do I start? How do I identify and find information about a specific market? I am willing to invest outside my region if the financials add up.

I know this website is a great start and I plan on spending many hours reading and listening to podcasts, but, what other sources are there?

I am looking for multi-family units that meet the 2% and or 50% rule I have read about on this site. I am willing to be patient but want to start actively working toward finding a property.

Any thought on this topic are much appreciated.

Thanks, Nate.

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