Hi BP Family,It has been 3 years of learning and digesting Real Estate Investing, I have learned a lot!

I have completely digested every single article, interview and video he has on his website, AND read his books.

I than wrote a program to digest all the data and here is what it comes back.

When you break it down, it becomes much easier to digest and wrap your brain around :)You can do it Austin!

I personally love finding and putting together useful datasets, GIS maps, and organizing data that lives in different places, especially when the end product means a more insightful and accessible source of information.My question to you is: if I can bring together the data for the indicators Joe shares and present it in a digestible format (ex: Excel CSV file), would you be interested in a copy of the dataset? 

Notwithstanding any provision of this chapter to the contrary, two-family (duplex)residences are a permitted use for any tract or parcel zoned under the 1938 districts as "B" prior tothe adoption date of this chapter so long as such tract is in the same configuration and so long assuch tract is not the subject of rezoning in accordance with the provisions of this chapter andremains with the 2001 "R-4" zoning district.

He argues that Toledo City Council does not have the authority to outsource enforcement of a city ordinance to another government agency, which in this case is the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department.City officials contend that thousands of children continue to test positive for lead poison and they point to testimony from health-care officials who blame Toledo’s blighted housing stock, much of which has become rental property, as the source of the poison.For Toledo children, especially those who are predominantly poor and live in rental properties, the situation of lead exposure has become critical, health experts have said.Despite legal challenges, the city has moved forward with enacting the lead-safe certification requirement, which was set to be implemented through a 10-phase process.Properties identified through the census tract as having the highest risk of lead exposure are listed in the first phase of the lead-certification requirement, in which the deadline was supposed to be March 31.

@Sebastian MarroquinThanks for providing that overview Sebastian, makes things very digestible.

WE would go into the court house and pull the big subdivision maps Original PLAT MAPS Look at the streets then at the assessor site and you would find say a 5 acre tract that showed NO lots..

Tract built by publicly traded company, no way.