The challenge is this skill is more art than science and the only way to get good at it is to get in the field and do it with someone who can critique or learning by trial and error.

Fair market value and after repair value - running comps is an art and a science, you only get good by doing it a lot.

I have always been fascinated by real estate and believe it could be the key to reaching my "career goal" of having time and resources to do what I truly enjoy.

I'd love to share any findings here.And if anyone's looked into or done this kind of stuff- data science for real estate- I'm very curious about your experiences and I'd love to hear about them!

It's pretty easy to determine a range for things - perhaps 95% of all places like yours rent between $1600-2000, for example - but there's no exact science or figure.

Hi all,I'm interested in Justin Colby's Elite Program from The Science of Flipping and I'm wondering if anyone had some experience with his coaching program?

Fascinating you are investing here in the Milwaukee area - if you ever need a local contact or just someone to chat about the area with I am happy to help!  

He also has a background in environmental science.

This area is huge for renting to college students/staff from The University of Iowa with lots of potential growth.I graduated with a Health Science degree and currently work full time for a Bone Marrow Transplant Program at The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.

Credit scores are an inexact science.