Temple is about 20-30 minutes away from Killeen and a completely different demographic.

Look at the demographics and crime stats for a specific area where that property is located.

It can basically produce within any number of miles radius to the subject property most of the key data we need in order to make a decision to pursue or move on to the next multifamily property including demographic data, major employers, cap rate trends, comps and some good prospecting data as well (owner contact info, loan data, when loan is due, interest rates) pretty much everything you need at you finger tips quickly.

Just to add to the impressive demographics information :)  Mechanical Engineer

It has changed the demographic of those looking for rooms.   4) I screen thoroughly. 

I don't know Cincinnati well enough but Indy has stronger economic and demographic fundamentals.

Very different demographic than low class tenants paying $1,000/month and worrying about them overstaying.

They were finding many older people wanted a place with less maintenance, were downsizing, etc. so their attention to the demographic trends and market demands really payed off for them. :) Good luck on your journey and keep us updated!

The price to rent ratios are attractive and the demographics are too.We purchased one property there last month and we are purchasing two more this month.

As an active buyer of apartment complexes of 100+ units, market selection is very important to a successful outcome.For the last seven years I’ve focused heavily on the major Texas markets, and that approach has been good to me, but 2016 is the year that I see a stronger potential to branch out to other markets as well.To that end, I’ve researched population & job growth, wage growth, net migration, costs of doing business, median home prices, housing affordability & starts, rent/cost of ownership ratio, rent as a percentage of household income, vacancy, rent growth, and other economic and demographic indicators.