For low income renters, close to the school is a marketable feature - if they don't have transportation it is super convenient for parents of that age group.

For us the first level is finding potential: Growing population in an area with growing jobs near convenient transportation, shopping, services and entertainment options.

Our tenants don't have bank accounts or reliable transportation and we'd rather just get it ourselves than wait for mail delays or other excuses.

I'm close to Boston so for some people its not the end of the world b/c of the public transportation.

Even the American Assn of Private Lenders (the organization that Don Konipol and I belong to) is going to cost you a couple grand to go to their events, considering air fare, the conference fees, hotel, transportation, etc, so there goes 20% of your capital.5.

Through innovation, new products, supermarkets, transportation systems, housing, medical breakthroughs, hospitals, etc., they enrich our lives, give us jobs and food and many services we take for granted.

Look up "Median Household income" on the US census bureauThen search the "Average household price" by zip codeIs it close to shopping/transportation or schools?

The company gets a per diem for each tenant and must profit food, shelter, clothing, transportation and other essentials of life out of the stipend.

Transportation is often an issue, how people get to work or to health care may need to be addressed.In any community of any size, you'll usually have many of these services available.

CRIME is a big one.The percentage of non-violent to violent infractions and if crime is increasing or decreasing in the immediate area.Intermodal transportation study is another and the future land use map.This will give you an idea of where they are today and what they have planned for the area in the future and how the city and county will be allocating their resources to develop certain areas.Much more items than this but it's been a long day and my brain is out of fuel........ :)