Learning the data that is driving the growth is enlightening and lots of trends and forecasting ideas start to stand out. 

Where is a good place to research local demographic data for target locations, such as income growth, job growth, population growth, median rents and median income, as well as other important info? 

I mean really why even be here just to work and die.Getting back to why I’m writing this in the first place, recently over the past year I have been very intreated in the housing market, financial knowledge and personal growth topics. 

I am looking for a way to build wealth, learn REI, and support the scale and growth of another real estate investor using my skills.

My office typically does 100% to investors until their capital contribution has been returned, then a split for the equity growth.

If you don't like certain tasks, hire someone to do it.

It’s going to see growth and included in that is “affordable housing”.

My only concern is that, as someone new to real estate, I may get stuck with most of the bookkeeping tasks in the aquisitions company. 

I love the midwest (I’m originally from Hammond, IN) but if I’m honest there are pros and cons to investing there.From a cash flow standpoint, the midwest is extremely hard to beat - HOWEVER there are few places that are seated in a path of growth.

Lot 4609 is in an area that’s seeing a lot of growth, but the opening bid seems a little high.