We look at the entire market everyday in a mass analysis and find many deals and I'm guessing more than what comes around "off-market". 

IE its a very bad idea to attempt rent by the room with close neighbors, or in a nicer HOA neighborhood where tenants are seen walking streets to the bus/mass transit.   

And it's worked for generations and the wealthy for a very long time because mutual insurance companies understand the human lifecycle quite well (law of large numbers), they're well regulated, make safe and sound investments and in several cases have paid out dividends consecutively for over 150 years (Mass Mutual, Lafayette Life, etc).

You have to consider congested traffic, parking can expand into neighborhoods, church bells, weddings, funerals, Sunday mass or other religious Holidays.

in Mass you can avoid sprinklers by using IEBC chapter 14, a fire safety analysis of the building. 

In Mass you can avoid sprinklers by using 2015 IEBC chapter 14, a quick fire safety analysis of the building and exits. 

So if you're trying to learn ten, 15 markets, you're never going to reach critical mass in a market where you can actually start winning deals, knowing the market and so on and so forth.

., and Springfield, Mass., where prices are much lower but still well above Toledo.The significant boost in pay won by United Auto Workers members at Stellantis and General Motors in Toledo and rippling out into the auto-manufacturing supply chain boosts buying power in the local economy and is surely behind the economic projections of real estate sales growth exceeding all but one of the top 10 markets.

My question to the masses is this: In the stock market GENERALLY speaking (not always) if too many eyes are on one ticker or it is constantly being talked about then its normally safe to say the big opportunity has passed.

To be honest I do not send out a lot of letters and do not mass send things out so maybe I'm the wrong person to listen to.