Hey Everyone, I was curious if there was a tool or site that helps people narrow down their desired area they would like to invest in.

That will narrow down your criteria for cash flow very quickly. 

I am hoping to narrow it down to zones for both multifamily and single family. 

You could also narrow your filter to properties that are elevated, or have FEMA approved mitigation measures (flood vents; filled-in basements, etc), which can all decrease premiums w some private carriers, it seems.   

Even though I'm not watching TV I'm aware of it and feat currency slowly but steady is getting close to a collapse. 3 shortening the dollar idea was great, here it comes in mind the kyosaki ideas about money and assets so getting debt for assets makes complete sense if this assets cash flow and appreciate,  investors who over bid had in-house construction and great financing arrangements that make sense to over bid and narrow the profit margin. 

Investing in Hawaii can be tricky- I would first start by narrowing down to what your goals are.

I don't know if I should narrow my search down to just one nieghborhood, general area of a city, or the whole city.

I would like to narrow down a few zip codes but need a little advice regarding which areas are best. 

I also had this issue when starting out.I would also say call an insurance agency and then guesstimate up or down like $30 for each property you look at depending on the price (more premium for higher priced home and more premium for damaged building)For utilities, ask local investorsCall property managersThank you Stephen,  That certainly narrows things down for me. 

Good Morning all, So I've been looking into the San Antonio area, trying to narrow down which areas are on the rise.