I am liking the areas between and around San Antonio and Austin TX.Pulling off a sub-to acquisition is on my bucket list--it just seems like such an interesting maneuver.I'm taking a free sales pitch (I mean class) from Tarek El Moussa's Homeschooled, which is actually quite good--it's a lot of the same points from the podcasts and books here, but it's illustrated well and shows a comprehensive high level picture of what a "Residential Redevelopment Company" looks like at an established scale.

Some reasons why so many people are flocking to invest in this cosmopolitan community would be:- Low inflation- One of the safest cities in Ohio- Low cost of living- Growing metropolitan Toledo Investment Properties provide investors with a unique comprehensive platform that makes Toledo a logical place to invest in.

I bought a course from him for $47, very comprehensive, and he is available for coaching, either by email or phone.

--------Here's a pretty comprehensive overview of all LA renter protections in place because of covid. https://housing.lacity.org/cov...I have read repeatedly that rent increase and eviction restrictions will not be lifted until a full year AFTER the Emergency Order has ended (this may apply to RSO units only but I don't think so).

Ok, that said, I see the above framework as being a primary problem for most in comprehension of things today, that we try to keep seeing things now and forward with yester-years lenses. 

@Jonathan Schwartz Along with some data from census.gov, I've also looked at Comprehensive Housing Market Analysis from HUD for different MSA's. 

They will be REALLY comprehensive and you likely won't have to follow everything in there, but I always think it's rather to start with too much and widdle it down.

Via comprehensive strategy deployment, as I have said, my group is killing it.

Most areas also have a system like "IMAP" that really provides comprehensive coverage.Certainly, finding comps should be the least of your problems : )

Kathy Armstrong I wrote a comprehensive guide for the Bigger Pockets Blog on driving for dollars.