Back on the very first search screen, there is an criteria called "Asset Concentration Hierarchy" and one of the choices is Mortgage Lending Specialization.

I started looking for this kind of bulk data for Orange County before I decided to concentrate on LA County.  

In this case, I wrote down 10-12 flips and acquire 10 buy-and-hold units (a stretch for me, but I believe in setting big goals and letting the subconscious go to work on the how-to).Then a friend mentioned that he wants to do FEWER flips that produce more money per flip, which got me thinking ... should I instead concentrate on the income I'd like to generate?

I’ve been a real estate agent since 2006 with RE/MAX, but concentrated only on “traditional” sales, where you deal with buyers and sellers only.

Concentrate on what you know and  changes you see - you will see a major change coming long before I ever will,  long before anybody else will, because "X" is your passion; they are  what you are sitting around reading about all the time.2) You should  wait until you find something you are so thoroughly sure of, based on your  wealth of knowledge, and something that is so cheap, that buying it is a fool  proof as going over to the corner and picking up the money.

Whatever the reasons, it gives you a picture of what properties to buy, what price to pay and which areas to concentrate your marketing.

I'd say, BP online, and BP events, and local REIA are your best concentrated sources.

Didnt get into specific REI goals since had a new job and would spend most of my time concentrating on taht. 

Given how much of global wealth is concentrated in the hands of 2 percent of the population it is likely that in any representative sampling most people will have little by comparison. 

If you goal is to sell it to an investor . . . are you concentrating your marketing for that segment or to a homeowner?