Jeremy - You have read some great advice on this post already, but i will echo one sentiment that i learned first hand here in Memphis by buying all of the properties in one particular cove.

I agree with the sentiment that Cedarwood sounds "big".

You will need to beat your guys up to get great numbers.Good luckThank you Brother Rob, my sentiments exactly.

I agree with your sentiments regarding location of the BP members.

Here is an example of Big Data usage: If you wanted to judge renter sentiment you might follow several twitter feeds that had to do with life in a particular area.

I added another 15% for repairs to the final estimate.BTW, I used your book as a guide for the inspection and estimated repairs :)But I understand your sentiment, and one can put as much as they'd like into a home.

That’s precisely the reason for the angry tone of this post.Consumer sentiment is a leading economic indicator.

As much as I understand the sentiment (I mean, this real estate/mortgage crisis is all the fault of...and I'd never want them near my property/money again, right?)

Unless it has sentimental or historic value, but even then, its value is debatable.

Have to hold onto it for sentimental reasons, and still spend lots of time out there.