I sold one one block over same thing two props one parcel last year for 1.24 this is an area that went through the changes of demographic and up until 6 or 7 years ago  so you have new buyers coming into the hood paying 500 to 1 mil for a house next to a house that is just about ready to fall down and is a junker its quite unique area. 

But make sure you're investing in good neighborhoods with strong demographics and economy.

Being born in the middle of generation Y myself, I am interested in investing for the future of my generation.You can research online what the new demographic will look like over the next 50 years.

I have no experience with that, and would like to have a good system by which I can regularly hit/mail the 'right demographic' at the 'right time'.

WHAT are you investing in - this is where you consider the property type, condition, location, demographics, etc.HOW MUCH do I need to invest and what's the return I'll get - here you look at the numbers.

The housing shortage in the US was driven by a demographic change.

The largest out-of-state demographic moving to Idaho at large and the Treasure Valley specifically is hands down Californians with significant amounts of cash.  

It's a demographic like anything else, with it's own precursors etc..

More importantly, I think, is the change in demographics.

If you look at bigger trends, demographics, interest rates, housing starts, job growth etc and see the patterns and places in the path of progress and invest with fundamentals in mind.