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Market Research Resources
What are some good sources you use to pull market data? Below are specific information I am interested in. Thanks!
- Demographics
- Income level
- Communities with HOA
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Matthew Nicklin
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I always recommend clients look at sites like city-data or other sources that provide census data. For communities with HOAs you can pull some info from the MLS or your agent can. I always recommend if buying in a neighborhood with an HOA make sure you look at the financials, rules/regulations, and covenants so you understand the full picture.
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