I'm planning to invest out-of-state and am hoping to narrow down some of the areas I'm considering using good old fashioned analytics.

I’m a lawyer by trade and before that, an electrical engineer, so therefore have been trained to be risk averse and highly analytical based on numbers.For those wondering, my biggest disadvantages include suffering from “paralysis by analysis” and not really knowing if what I’m thinking of is in line with what’s realistic.

The degree and work experience helped me to be able to asses the structural condition of a house, and gave me great analytical skills (but my spelling sucks).  

Does anyone utilize the data from a service like AirDNA? If so have you seen that your profits have grown from any adjustments you may have made.

Being that I'm a pretty analytical guy, I'd love to hear some stats about the percentage of members who are active investors. 

I have an excellent can-do attitude, I’m proactive, analytical, a team player, and I’m eager to learn.Specifically, I’m trying to get more into multi-family real estate, and books & other electronic resources can only teach me so much.

BBB endorses businesses, not through analytics, interviews or some unbiased process, but through payment.

Google doesn't care about the font though in their SEO analytics. 

The most influential aspect of online marketing is tracking the analytics, for whatever marketing system you choose.

They're requesting information from real estate investors on how this can be best accomplished with the following goals in mind: * reduce the REO portfolios of the Enterprises and FHA in a cost-effective manner; * reduce average loan loss severities to the Enterprises and FHA relative to individual distressed property sales; * address property repair and rehabilitation needs; * respond to economic and real estate conditions in specific geographies; * assist in neighborhood and home price stabilization efforts; and * suggest analytic approaches to determine the appropriate disposition strategy for individual properties, whether sale, rental, or, in certain instances, demolition.