The typical property we target has the following characteristics:Single familySale price < $400,000Bedrooms: 3 to 4Garage: 2 to 3Stories: 1 or 2Note that while the green area appears homogeneous, in actuality it is more like Swiss cheese.Below you will find the statistics we generate each month.

@Bryan Noth Thanks for sharng valuable statistics and news on the rise of home prices.

@Heidi Braunhardt Denver is hot area, don’t let the population statistic you found fool you.

There are solid C neighborhoods that will fit your criteria and budget, and some B neighborhoods as well.A good tool that I personally use is www.niche.com to look up market statistics. 

I am 21 from Edmonton, AB and have been doing some research on AIRDNA - A website that tracks statistics such as property revenue/month and avg. days booked/month in a certain city based upon STR'S listed on AirBnB.

Hey everyone,Is there any way I can find statistics on how many houses have fenced in backyards?

I could go into a long winded reason with graphs statistics etc on why waiting hoping things change in the market doesn’t work but I’ll just go on record saying you should always buy .

There's a trend toward in home caregiving with local franchises taking a large market share from nursing homes. 90%+ of those aged 65+ prefer to "age in place", and the fastest growing job field is personal care/home health aides projected to grow 70% over the next decade according to the national bureau of labor statistics.

These statistics are definitely something I think about often.

My plan: once I have determined which potential cities meet the 1% criteria, I plan to assess statistics (population growth, job market, crime rates etc.) to help me to determine which areas are most appealing and then dig deeper.