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Trent Lee
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Market (zip code) research

Trent Lee
  • Las Vegas, NV
Posted

I’m sure something like this already exists but I’m not able to find anything. I’m looking for a step by step recommendation on what you do to research a new zip code for a long term rental purchase.

I’ve already identified the big market (city), now I’m wondering what research you do to determine if the zip code is desirable?

Example: Chicago 60620 zip code.

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