Just a one page sheet highlighting these things.  

Some of the highlights include, explaining the financing types available (more than 4 units is commercial loan for example), which types of financing factor in your W2 and personal debt, accurately projecting cash flow for a property (very important), appreciation vs. cash flow and how these two differ between areas and property class types, i.e.

This success story is to highlight Greyson Henderson’s 2 properties he bought back in 2021.

@Gavin McDonald When researching a market, it is important to pay attention to the factors you highlighted above as well as what brings people to the city and what will continue to do so.

But if you look at Return on Equity (Net Income/Proceeds after sale) it might illustrate a lesser return and could highlight opportunity costs of not investing in a different asset type or location.

Imagine when you highlight 20 rows in Excel and make ALL of them just a smidgen bigger, suddenly you have to do a lot more scrolling to get from row 1 to row 20.

I am in the middle of reading your flipping book for the 3rd time, still highlighting and taking notes.

@Kyle Bradbury When researching a market, it is important to pay attention to the factors you highlighted above as well as what brings people to the city and what will continue to do so.

But really appreciate you input and looking forward to your next reply to continue learning and be apple to apply it in practice.I like all of these metrics you highlighted - great places to start.

@Brenda Hopkins  When researching a market, it is important to pay attention to the factors you highlighted above as well as what brings people to the city and what will continue to do so.