From the above example we can extract an investor is only willing to take on the additional risk of the class D area, for an extra 1.50% return.

The information you extract will help shape what you can possible do with this property.Here are a few questions you need answered : Why is he/she looking to sell?

I expect some deals are gonna pop up after the federal stimulus wears off and I want to be ready ...trying to extract some equity out of my portfolio without refinancing each individual loan ,that’s way too expensive.

I was trying to do something similar but couldn't figure out a way to extract the data.

Many agents think they are educating their clients, but there are entire sub-industries extracting millions of dollars per year educating our clients as investors.

If you are going to look for locations to extract deals from you are severely limiting your cash flow.Besides... you are not supposed to be looking for deals.

In other words, I really do not pay any taxes on the "dividends" extracted.

Right now we pay no mortgage or rent so while I want badly to relocate, I feel that I need to extract the potential from my current situation over the course of 5 ish years, but the faster the better.  

Also, I would suggest trying to extract the info via a less formal call rather than sending a survey.

That RE is up over $800K and rents for $16K/month average (purchased for $375K - all of our investment costs were extracted from this property quite a few years ago).