Funny thing though I've never been able to predict with too much pin point accuracy.  

In all honesty, the term "best" is hard to pinpoint.

Dislclaimer: I am still learning how this all works so I can pinpoint a more accurate calculation before jumping in. 

The area is quite difficult to explain as you may know that the zoning laws in texas make it difficult to pinpoint the best areas.

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Sometimes, you find useful things, though, or rather useful hints to the house's history.The most useful thing I've found in my current reno project is scraps of newspaper in a ceiling that pinpointed when the thickbed tile floor in the bathroom above was installed, 1945, between VE and VJ day.

I’ve been sitting back reading this site for a while and see that several of us (especially on the West Coast) are in the same boat.We’re inspired to pursue Rich Dad’s dream and started by reading books, researching online and reading / listening to Bigger PocketsWe probably have some money, but not the kind that goes very far in Southern CaliforniaWe curious about investing out-of-state but may not know which market to choose or who to trustWe feel a bit overwhelmed about the different options and can’t pinpoint where to startA lot of that sounds like me too!  

Their strategy is to pinpoint good areas then radiate outwards and target solid, affordable properties as close to them as possible.

I've gone through enough real estate education to know that just about everybody recommends pinpointing certain areas -- zip codes or sometimes even neighborhoods -- in which you see a lot of cash-buyer activity and targeting those areas to find houses.

I'm planning on doing macroeconomic research on out of state areas with similar to larger populations until I pinpoint a couple of good markets where the cost to build new units far exceeds the cost to buy existing units so that I can focus on investing on these type of properties there.