Most of the city has a crime rate since it's on it's way to phoenix and drugs are transported through.

Oakland close to public transport is better, but still $3700 rent.

@Darren Sager likes to buy properties near train tracks for easy access to public transportation and I agree.

Very close to town (walk to shopping, public transportation ect.) and in a nice area in California.I was thinking we could work with one "Green" manufactured home company that we choose with different models and get a kick back for each home sold.

Home Office and how it affects local transportation expenses5.

Now I want mixed use or over 5 units brick, full basement multi-families facing a park or on public transportation with at least 2 good employers in the area.  

I come from a background in transportation. 

I want properties near hospitals, colleges, military bases, or transportation. 

Or, you could rent rooms.Feasibility depends on proximity to public transportation and shopping.

Next, I would look into other more broad categories such as job growth, capitalization rate movements, demographic shifts, education levels, dependence on certain industries (regarding employment), public transportation, city development programs, etc.Regarding unemployment, I think there's a catch to low unemployment.