Demographics in each ZIP,?

@Lesley Whitley both of those areas can cash flow well in the short to mid term due to the low entry point but both have weak economic and demographic trends.

Existing no-collar tenants are being priced out as prices and rents increase.South Warren (south of I-696) meet these criteria, north of I-696 is higher demographics and tough to find Rent-Price Ratio meeting the 1% Rule.You should really read our Deep Dive Series here on BP which covers all this, city-by-city.

All major towns on Wikipedia have a demographics section where they have a historic population by decade.

I can totally get behind a comment that you personally like some fundamentals of one city over another such as demographics, cost of housing, percentage of housing owner occupied, etc., but simply saying that a city is better for cash flow than another is inaccurate.

Once I selected Las Vegas, I spent almost three months studying tenant pool demographics.

The job market is absolutely booming due to corporate investment, and demographic patterns are excellent. 

Demographics of an aging population...

and attractive to higher demographic of renters.any feedback?

Cheers mate,I've said it so many times before.Who is not happy from within, will never be happy with anything or anyone else.Many unhappy folks look for a victim, be it in their personal life or a business.Like a drug to an addict.They thrive on drama, disputes, problems, arguments, etc...Simplicity, common sense, higher moral thinking aren't an option.Procrastination, fear, complexity, disagreement, doubt, jealousy, greed, etc... is what drives most of their psyche.I've had thousands of investor calls over the years and can literally predict exactly what to expect based on demographic, culture, nationality, age, etc... and by listening to the questions.But sometimes, I read it wrong like in this instance.