You can probably find a answer to this somewhere else but I can answer it no problem.It really depends on the market but usually the basics other investors are looking for good deals, houses in decent neighborhoods, and a good cash flow depending on who's buying it.The simplest way I'm thinking you could find out directly is from the buyer's themselves or look online to see what properties they are buying themselves. https://www.youtube.com/watch?

@Chris HaasThe U.S. is different for many reasons, but the simplest is that our debt as a % of GDP is substantially smaller.

There doesn't seem to be a way to separate 'land' from 'homes'.I tried the basic input of the simplest terms but the pages that display are just filled with Ads that are not what I'm looking for.

I recommend this:  Put it in the Lease"The simplest way to avoid complication is to add specific language to rental agreements stipulating public sign display restrictions.

@Jim Johnson the simplest way is for them to loan you the money. 

All the ingredients for 7 to 10 more years of a real estate bubble.But no one knows whats going to happen.

You might look at airbnb or vacation rentalbut the simplest solution is to live there a few more years as the market rent raises and can cover your mortgageThis is why it can be difficult to invest in San Diego

I really like your attitude and believe it is a key ingredient for people to have success in any area of life.

That is not a bad thing, for it will move you into your investing career quicker.Not having money will reduce your opportunities, but could increase your returns.You just need to look at more deals and make more offers.There are 4 ingrediants for real estate investing.Knowledge, Time, Money and credit.Not all of them are necessary in each deal…For example, if you have enough money you don’t need credit.

At its simplest, IRR can be defined technically as the rate of return of a project that brings the net present value to zero.