And the reasons "why" can be very diverse.

Def not opposed to doing more of these as well, just looking to diversity in more long term deals (for my kids as well)

Rental demand is through the roof and the economy is diverse and thriving.

My Criteria and Areas of interest:- Looking for 1% rule housing - B/C Housing areas- Cash flow primarily - but long term appreciation- Areas near higher rated Schools / Hospitals- rising area-clusters of improving median family income - lower crime rateSome of the reasons I chose Columbus were, Job Diversity / Population Growth / Higher Education in the area / I saw resiliency to unemployment between 2006-10What I have done/plan to do/local perspectives I am looking for:I have done research using websites that may have 2016 census data, but are looking for those who know the area well that can help provide some local and current insight.I have started out talking to some agents in the area but I would definitely want to create more connections.

There is such a diverse population here in HR that nothing seems to be on the rental market too long as long as your market it correctly (So you will be okay).

Hi all,I'm practicing by running numbers on a diversity of potential properties.

I tried the below websites, but they dont have the data points I am looking for, pulling data is manual, and the data is not sliced by year (cant look back into history)https://worldpopulationreview.com/us-cities/denver-co-populationhttps://censusreporter.org/profiles/16000US0820000-denver-co/https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/denvercountycoloradohttps://datausa.io/profile/geo/denver-co/#aboutIdeal marketplace data points are grouped into three categories: people, jobs, housingPeople: City, year, population, forecasted population growth, median ageJobs: job count, job diversity, forecasted job growth, median income, poverty %, crime rateHousing: housing units, median house price, median gross rent, number of building permits

Chattanooga has an extremely diverse job market and has showed steady growth, but I see tons of potential in the Cleveland area which is only about 40 or so minutes away from Chattanooga.

In my market taxes are high so I usually buy only duplex and up, however have a few SFH in the area will diverse what I have available.

Anyway the grading allows an outside diversion for water?