Hey @Jarrod English - I'm not sure how your introduction fell through the cracks, but I wanted to drop in and apologize for the community leaving you hanging here.Thanks for taking the time to let us know a little more about yourself; on the topic of paralysis by analysis, I think the real key to getting over that is preparation and planning.

Apologies if these questions come across as very naive, but as I said, we are JUST starting this process and have a LOT to learn, so I truly appreciate everyone's help.

This was originally posted in the wrong section/forum, and reposted here...my apologies...still learning the site navigationI was hoping that some of the BP Wholesaling Forum readers would be willing to share the criteria and/or data points they look at when determining if an area is good for wholesaling……now I am confident that BP’s resident wholesaling optimist, Ryan Webber, will say something like “anyplace any time is great for wholesalingâ€â€¦..and I agree that there is much sage advice in this point of view….….however, I was looking to see if any of you used more discrete criteria and/or data points to determine if one area was better than another or good at all and if so, what that criteria was.Thank you in advance for reading and your consideration of my query.

@David Beard My apologies.

If your call offends them, apologize and thank them for their time.

@Anthony Bell - My apologies to you Anthony.

I'm just trying to learn and I do apologize for that lack of clarity.

And apologize for the grammatical mistakes.  

My apologies.

I will be going to Oregon at the end of May to look around in different areas that might be good for investment and also attractive enough environments that I would want to live there.I apologize in advance if I am sounding too unrealistic.