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Updated about 8 years ago on .
Realestate heat maps. Rental rates, total ownership and many more
I am a bit fascinated by the many heat maps that exist when doing google searches. I was curios when doing a search online what states or counties had the most home owners. Does this suggest that most of California homes 60% or less are not owner occupied?
What does this chart tell us? that perhaps in North Dakota Mean income exceeds the mortgage value by 2/3 this most local residents do qualify to buy a house?
How about the national cash flow heat map? Look at florida! a high cash flow state? Where I live, most of western Washington specifically the Puget sound has a low cash flow due to the shrinking 1-2% properties.
http://www.realtytrac.com/news/heat-maps/rental-returns-and-cash-flow-heat-map/