Things like population, job growth, major employers in the area, current and future market trends, universities, etc etc.Hope that helps!

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I am basing that on the general upward trend in rents over time and appreciation. 

Keep watching the days on market and price per sqft in your target area to see how your market is trending.

When I do that, I do a linear regression of sale price per square foot and trend it per quarter, and then look at the time period I want to analyze.

This trend can be extrapolated over the US where sellers are withdrawing their homes from the market rather than selling at significant discounts.

I am interested to see the trend and at what price point/rent/years each of these "rules" has been relevant.

I am from California and just like the current trend, I have been investing out of state for almost two years now. 

The past year has been the hottest for sales activity in 14 years.

The Bay Area will always be Silicon Valley but there is a distribution of wealth trending.