I go straight to the #1 experts, NAHB (National Association of Home Builders) and the various resources that come with & under their purview such as economists, data scientists and so on. 

There are people who have attempted this as well.https://medium.com/geoai/house-hunting-the-data-scientist-way-b32d93f5a42f

I'm working with a few AI and Machine Learning scientists on developing ML applications for real estate investing.

I'm currently a Data Scientist and I move around a lot, so I won't be able to be nearby regularly, so I'm looking to connect with someone local.

I forwarded it to a lady scientist friend of mine who is thinking about getting into REI.

It's a balancing act, and it's easy to be "Joe Harda$$", multi-billionaire-landlord, fills-every-vacancy-the-same-day-with-800 fico tenants-who are rocket-scientists that don't smoke, have pets, cook with curry, or defile my toilets by pooping in them.

Prior, our data scientist, has some models built for other zip codes that we would like to look at helping you fund yellow letter campaigns for. 16th, Rockdale*2, and Crest*2 should all start construction before the end of the year if the city complies.

@KR since you must be a rocket scientist or something can u give this newbie advice?

Being kids, we referred to the house as the Mad Scientist's house.

There is actually a shortage of scientists because of this.