From a macro perspective, for buy and hold, I'd rank these cities:1) Phoenix2) Jacksonville3) CincinnatiThese are all very different markets

I have no belief that the macro RE market is on the verge of collapse.

Its a great market to invest in from a macro perspective as the things that drive growth here such as the business climate and weather most likely aren't going anywhere, but its a very competitive market especially if you are not going off market to find deals.

I have been saving up like crazy to run into my next deal but now I feel as though I have some more macro-economics to analyze!

Real Estate has both a Micro and Macro aspect. 

I am however, highly attracted to other markets after doing some simple macro analysis.

That is, there can be general macro trends in real estate but there is a lot of micro too.

The cheaper appliances are more noisy and consume more power.

Originally posted by @Account Closed:I have a macro-enabled Microsoft Excel 2007 spreadsheet that does this through "Data Filter" mechanism.

If the note for particular property is individually owned by its own LLC and not an aggregated LLC2. if the valuation itself is true and correctThe problem with PS is it's super messy because of the two factors above.Pro tips: if you want to invest in a notes, invest to local note or local HML fund that's specialized in that particular region.In essense, if you buy into any "debt funds" nationwide, your risk is basically the macro economy structures, it's hard to explain, but if volatility is rising you HAVE TO MOVE money from aggregated/nationwide funds into a specialty investment.