For anyone wondering how they determined these rankings, the full article is here:https://wallethub.com/edu/best-cities-for-renters/...Quality of Life – Total Points: 40City Satisfaction Ranking: Full Weight (~5.71 Points)Job Market: Full Weight (~5.71 Points)Note: This metric is based on WalletHub’s “Best & Worst Cities for Jobs” ranking.Driver-Friendliness: Half Weight (~2.86 Points)Note: This metric is based on WalletHub’s “Best & Worst Cities to Drive in” ranking.Recreation-Friendliness: Full Weight (~5.71 Points)Note: This metric is based on WalletHub’s “Best & Worst Cities for Recreation” ranking.Weather: Half Weight (~2.86 Points)Note: This metric is based on WalletHub’s “Cities with the Best & Worst Weather” ranking.Quality of Public School System: Half Weight (~2.86 Points)Note: This metric is based on GreatSchools.org’s ratings of U.S. public school systems.Safety: Double Weight (~11.43 Points)Note: This metric measures the violent- and property-crime rates.Presence of State Bedbug Laws: Half Weight (~2.86 Points)Note: This binary metric measures the presence or absence of bedbug laws in the state.

also need to get you out here on the West coast were the trout are measured in pounds not inch's  :)  

Also many old tools in walls over the years; usually tape measures (old fashioned kind that fold out like rulers), planers, levels, flat bars, crow bars, nailsets, hammers and such.

At the signing the investors asked if they could take a look to make measurements in the property, and I said that was okay.

And 36 Other Key Financial Measures by Frank Gallinelli (This one really gets into the numbers.

Im trying to plan my business model for the next couple years and debating if I want to aim for flips or buy and holds.

We didn’t know until We started doing some measuring we thought this whole time the fence was the end of our property line and it isn’t.

I plan on taking this option and using the rental income to offset what they would be contributing.By having my realtors license I estimate I will save 2-3% on properties and aim for a few more percents toward closing costs so I only need to pay 20% out of pocket for down payments.

@John Warren looks for 150-200, I aim for 500 and have very little planned for appreciations.

It is unlikely you will be at 1% or any of the other popular measures.