In today's world of advanced analytics, I've been curious if someone has cracked the code on sophisticated predictive modeling tools.

Intel just announced the largest chip factory in the world will be built here, and there are other tech and data analytic companies moving here with the growing population.https://www.dispatch.com/story...

I have been running analytics and distressed/lower income areas (which can generate a higher p/r ratio) have been seeing significantly lower appreciation because the primary demand in the region is from upper-middle class families. 

I'm in my final year and perusing a degree in data analytics.

Currently I am house hacking a duplex in a superb of Nashville, TN.

It is your job to point of all of the property deficiencies but I think it's just as important to be able to speak to them in a calm and analytical method when working with an investor.

I found a great video from Dave Meyer (BP’s VP of Data Analytics) called Investing Out of State: How to Evaluate Markets, Plus Our Top 5 Picks which is available for Pro members.

I also considered real estate accounting roles due to my accounting background, however, the focus seems to be more on the reporting aspect rather than the research and analytics of properties.

So, you basically have three options - (1) take the time to learn the commercial real estate investment business, with a concentration on real estate investment, financing and market feasibility; enabling yourself to do much of the analytical and structuring work yourself. (2) engage a real estate professional to represent you.  

You have to get your hands dirty with analytics to make money now, and the black box revenue estimate Airdna shoots out just isn’t going to cut it anymore