I'm currently paying off a Habitat for Humanity house that was built from the ground up in 2004. I believe I can have it paid off in the next two and a half years. At that time, I would like to sell it. My house is de...

I'm currently occupying a 51% occupancy rate but once again, I'm in a totally different target demographic that this property would likely fall under.  

I've had everything from your typical tourists, to chefs in town for a conference, to businessmen from Chicago -- one thing I've learned is that you will never know the demographic of your next booking. 

Welcome to Oregon many similarities with Mississippi about the same population.. locals LOVE TO HUNT and fish like they do in MS>.. only difference is the demographics of the state..

I'm looking for things like: demographics, rent prices, purchase prices, etc..

Which marketing strategies to focus on, target markets, target demographics, financing, exit strategies and everything in-between.Can certainly connect if you would like to chat more!

The South and Midwest and parts of the East Coast have inexpensive homes, but cheap doesn't automatically mean better as the housing stock is much older and the demographics and market trends much different. 

The cash flow is strong and it still has good economic and demographic trends.

That type of data tends to be better for your ROI than Facebook's default demographic/interest-based data. 

They usually will put their stores in areas they know will perform well based on their demographic research.