Great way to see what's trending.It would be even better if there was a page that would dynamically update over time - every hour, or once a day, or once a week, or etc. to see the trend over time and subscriber count to each keyword.10 years from now it would be interesting to see if the keywords change over time and any inferences made from it.

And I'm wondering if the growth and dynamics down there support further growth + appreciation down there.Anyone have perspectives on the short and long view of the area?

Listsource is who ive always used, you can be as simple or as intricate as you want

Love the family dynamics.  

And Tampa, perhaps one of the most dynamic cities in Florida provides investors with plenty of choices and opportunities.

You can make a point to scan those news sources daily, keeping an eye out for economic development stories.Also, this site can give you a lot of insight into the dynamics of a particular area.http://www.city-data.com/Good luck!

Upon reading this question, I hopped on the HUD website to see if I could figure out if that included utilities or not...what I found was that the $1483 was actually an incorrect figure (don't know if the person who gave me the information was using 2013 data or had the wrong county).Here is the info directly from the HUD site (couldn't link it because it was a dynamic URL, not a static URL):The fair market (50th percentile) rent for a 3-bedroom in Baltimore County is actually $1599.

There's ways to set up your SEO and content to get your page ranking in the top few spots below paid ads based on specifics that fit your business, which will generate a lot of free leads.If doing paid ads, be sure to create dynamic ads and also block keywords that do not apply. 

We only have so much time in one day so if time is your constraint, a turn key at market cap rates might work in your favor, but without knowing the dynamics of the neighborhood or running a detailed inspection on the home, there are too many unknowns.

There're lot of known and unknown dynamics when choosing market to invest especially if we have target to beat up the S&P (which I am also participating in this last 15 years).