You want to be sure you have a strong understanding of your market and of investment fundamentals, and that takes a bit of time to acquire.

So, fundamentally there is no such thing as a record of all vacant houses.  

If the Feds enforced fundamental and basic reserve and credit requirements the build up of suspiciously collateralized equity to 2008 would never have been allowed.

Thanks Massive cherry picking...based on managed forecasted fundamentals...not on any indexes whatsoever.

This should be the course material to teach the fundamentals of rehabbing houses in my opinion. https://www.biggerpockets.com/store/e-book-flippin...

Real Estate is 1 of the 3 fundamental human needs (food, water, shelter).

The two systems are fundamentally different.  

Secondly the stock market is based off of transactional volume and retirement accounts of even a large number of individuals is not going to have that great of an effect when understanding the current dynamics of stock market fundamentals.

No spring chicken, over the last couple of years I've sold homes and investment properties to more millennials than any other demographic and I attribute this to a fundamental strategy - positioning myself as a real estate professional knowledgeable of the local market and its conditions.

These faulty assumptions were often encouraged by their buyer's agents even though the  agents knew very well that the fundamentals did not support the comps they were seeing (and despite the fact that agents have a fiduciary duty towards their clients).