There are more advanced (but paid) tools like quantmaps.com that allow you to better visualize at the census tract/neighborhood level based on your preferences.  

It gets frustrating that my 1031 exchange plan that I am setting up for 2022 might be drastically changed because a politician wants to appeal to a voter demographic.  

I am planning to sell a property soon (it's being inherited from an ailing uncle without kids) and am curious if it's more appealing to sell with fresh leases or with soon to expire leases so the new owner(s) can do what they want with it?

But I’ve been spending a lot of time lately learning about buying small businesses and how it relates and compares to real estate, and my conclusion is that both are great options and both could be very appealing to similar types of investors.

@greg scottYes, i was thinking of that im just afraid not being able to find financing later and then get stock, so getting the 30 year fixed from the begining sounds more appealing.

Unless you specifically ask, your samples are analyzed by visual estimation.

- I'm not sure how appealing my parent's home is for a renter.

You could easily use those funds towards more cosmetic based upgrades that will make your house way more appealing to the buyer.

I think having a fenced yard and the fact that I don't have any dogs was very appealing to some of the renters I had here - and I had fun being an Aunty for the dogs!  

They are the ones who decide how good your marketing is, not by what they say but what they do.So if in doubt, create a survey using a free survey tool and send it out to 50 or 100 or however many people you know that you can, and ask them to click on the first name that appeals to them out of just two choices, 'TheBoringAgent.com' or 'TheNotBoringAgent.com', for example.