For the market, I would recommend any new investor to start locally but as that is not an option for you I would recommend looking at location statistics on cities with strong economic drivers or growth.

The capital gains taxes is either 25% of the declared value or 35% of the profit adjusted for expenses.There are no statistics on short-term rental occupancy rates that I know of.

Without even knowing they EXIST, they checked me out, did their research and all on their own convinced themselves I am the one to choose... all this while I have no knowledge of their existence.Now... you can either be stubborn, and for ever spend the money and by statistics... ar emore likely to fail than succeed... or be that 3% out of the box thinkers that take the path untraveled and crush everyone else in their market.Don't get me wrong .. you CAN make a deal using DMM... it simply is a WAY inferior not-so-smart method trying to get a deal.As for how often you send the mailers out?

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Last week, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released its March 2021 employment data, and payrolls increased a staggering 916,000 for the month.

Is there a central statistics website that shows this info clearly and that can be trusted?

March 2021 Housing Statistics for Austin, TX and surrounding MSANo surprise here, the City of Austin has surpassed the half million dollar median sales price mark this month at $514,000.

The largest population group in the US is now entering their statistical home buying period, which is likely contributing to the low levels of housing inventory at the national level.  

Right now according to the Bureau of labor Statistics there are 261,000,000 people of working age and over 100,000,000 are Not working.

Teaser: Links to statistical databases@Mike Preshman wrote: "Are there any good resources to see current population trends and other real estate related data trends by town..."