Hi All,Would highly suggest following Kevin Gillen PHD, the best statistics in the Greater Philadelphia Market to the shore line.RegardsJoe Scorese

While the automotive jobs have somewhat left, the locations close to the freeways allow for commuters anywhere between Ann Arbor/Detroit/Southfield to live in these areas and make it to work within a 45 minute drive (which is statistically the furthest commute people will deal with without moving or changing jobs).

But a more important statistic would probably be job growth. 

You can look up some statistics about who the highest grossing agents are and the agents who do the most volume.

ADOM is definitely more than a few weeks according to all statistics I've seen.

I will tell you (as a former renter and leasing agent for the company I work with now) that people will hit the "inquire" button on every property that's interesting to them and don't even remember doing so when they're reached back out to.A more important statistic for you to know would be how many showings the house has had in that 10 days and what those folks have said about the house

I have found an awesome realtor in the Columbus, OH area and she has been sending me properties on a daily basis along with loads of market trends/statistics for different neighborhoods.

Statistics however are just statistics so want to hear from people who are aware of the area.

Since I have no REI experience and don't have investment capital yet, I'm trying to use economic/statistical analysis experience to carve a niche for myself until I can finally delve into REI.

Or they come up with made up statistics like 99% of people that pay for coaching never purchase a property and the coach just ends up taking their money.