1) look at global trends. example: We're currently seeing a global migration towards warmer/ sunnier climates.2) look for multiple economic engines rather than one or two main industries. example: strong manufacturing, health care, higher education and a tech scene.3) look for communities that are open to adding higher density living near the city centers.

Looking to learn everything from finding and financing a deal, estimating rehab costs, SF vs multifamily, handling and training tenants, hard money lenders, how to research market comps and rents, follow community migration patterns, legal knowledge, and everything investor related.

But if course, they think they're too busy to migrate to a new system.Any tips on how to smoothly migrate software with 100+ properties?

The study evaluated counties in terms of migration, overall job growth, skilled-job growth, educational attainment, regional competitiveness and annual job openings per capita.Maricopa County placed second overall last year but has finished first in three of the five years the study was conducted.

What's a good website that has good data about a specific area ie: migration, employment etc etc

We have 300 days of sunshine, a diverse and booming job market, great access to nature/outdoor activities, great schools and a great quality of here that has been attracting people for decades and I expect the in-migration trend to continue.

Bottomline, I think a short pull back is possible in 2021 but I think SA is buoyed by a strong diverse economy, positive population migration, large military population, etc that means a pull back will be less severe than in many areas of the country and will likely be relative short in duration--shouldn't really hurt a long term investor.Best of Luck,Mel

The Norris Group migrated from California to Florida.

Have you migrated your rental syndication to other sites besides Zumper, Apartments.com, Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace?

I would say this is a great idea as people will likely be migrating to Stuart and PSL with the rising prices.