Seems like you have a good grasp on market research, nonetheless here are a few metrics you can add to your search: - rental vacancy rate  - homeowner vacancy rate  - poverty rate - education attainment rate (high school/GED & Bachelors)   - number of housing unit - household income - rent to income ratio - rent to price ratio - population on SNAPS (supplemental nutrition assistance program) percentage  - prop tax rate  - median age of buildings - number of structures by units (SFR, duplex, tri, quad, etc

While it is a great place to start, I know that i'm a very hands on kinetic learner, so a mentor would be the most beneficial way for me to grasp real estate investing.

I am going to a real estate type conference this coming week in Ocala and hopefully can find someone there that has a better grasp of what is the future of AirBnb in Jupiter.

Could help you get a greater grasp on the analysis.

Mom and I have so much learn, and the trust has been one of the more challenging aspects for us to grasp.

I am admittedly new but feel I have a grasp on running some numbers and would like to get them in front of a few potential partners to facilitate a deal.

If I had to narrow a "One Thing" down for a beginner it would be to get your personal finances in order and have a firm grasp on your dollars. 

I just have never quite grasped the idea of using equity to purchase more properties.I appreciate your feedback and advice!

I have yet to grasp how to calculate impending high ticket expenses and how it relates to current asking price when 1 item may be needed in a year and others in 3, 5 years etc. 

As such I created The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods so out of state investors can get a firm grasp on the Cleveland market.Knowing the pros and cons of each type of neighborhood is very important.