I would try and narrow that down.

I'd compare coverages and narrow down from there based on what you want and can get.  

I've been narrowing down new cities that I'd like to invest in with a group of people and we've been going the normal route of collecting data through government sites but it's time consuming. 

If you're buying near Atlanta, you need to narrow your focus on a few suburbs. 

The lower cost areas tend to be that way for a reason - many have stagnant or negative population and job growth over the past few decades, so people are gradually moving away and average wages are relatively stagnant.I'd encourage you to narrow it down to specific markets in both states for more detailed comparison.

As your focus gets narrowed into an RV park, the risk increases, because if a project like this did not succeed, the number of buyers and demand for it as an REO would be very limited.

Slowly narrowing down to a short list but it's not as easy as it seems (shocker!).

I’d say just narrow down your criteria and have a good reason for it.

Narrow down the property type/method you want to invest in: multifamily vs.

That narrows it down I bet!