Also what are some local microeconomic indicators you use to study areas you're considering buying?

For e.g. in deep value-add projects, the timing of the cost segregation study could make a huge difference in the deductions you are able to claim as an investor. 

I'm currently studying for the bar while simultaneously searching for a job, preferably in real estate law (or something related).

Hi All! I've been helping a group of students, we would appreciate your input! A group of University of California-Irvine students are researching the needs of the rental property investor market. They’d love this g...

After studying this business for some months now, I have concluded that it is an easy business to run poorly or well... and a very complicated business to run for max revenue.  

The report points out discrimination related to disability is easier to detect because the discriminatory action often involves denied requests for reasonable accommodation.The second most reported type of complaint was discrimination on the basis of race, totaling 18.5% of all cases.The study also reports that housing discrimination occurs more in the rental market than any other types of real estate transactions, as it’s the most common and frequent type of housing transaction.

I will be studying that map from now on to get familiar with the area.

I’m studying just about all I can as far as reading books, reading articles, YouTube, even a few seminars.

I am currently a Senior at Iowa State University studying Supply Chain Management & Marketing.

So I've been over-studying like I'm sure many newbies do, and I finally decided to just take action!