If you were asked you to perform an in-depth market research analysis for single family investment properties in a market you were unfamiliar with, where would you start and what processes would you employ to acquire data regarding which neighborhoods would offer the best return and stability?

If you were asked you to perform an in-depth market research analysis for single family investment properties in a market you were unfamiliar with, where would you start and what processes would you employ to acquire data regarding which neighborhoods would offer the best return and stability?

This article sums it up perfectly:“Our latest inventory data tells us buyers are out in full force this spring,” said Javier Vivas, director of economic research for realtor.com.

I found a really great local realtor who has been able to visit some areas/properties and do initial research, etc. and then I drive up once we agree to move forward with an offer.

Also with multifamily properties you rely on numbers and providing value, instead of market swings.I just started researching deals but if you have any questions I would be happy to help!

so $600k ARV house at 70%= $420k-$80k for reno= $340k, which is not far off from $350k that you listed, assuming comps are $600kKeep reading everything you can and researching. 

That's basically the missing piece I've been looking for (outside of that pot of gold that would make HML unnecessary, haha). 

Hello everyone,Been doing some research on duplexes and the path I want to take with them.

BP, I'll be switching careers in about 20 months.  If you work in any the following areas please reply and maybe we can chat! Background information, we're transitioning out of the military and moving back to the Minn...

We were hoping to buy it and sell it for a profit, but the more I research the less profitable it sounds.