Does it matter which one I pick as long as its one of the popular ones?

The old cities like Boston and New York tend to be designed around walking and have some of the highest property values now. 

@Chris Luna Bigger Pockets has an entire forum designed for this type of thing.  

In our Notes, we specifically designate what must occur in the event of a mailing address change by the Note Holder.

You might also have to designate if you will be investing as an individual, married person, or another entity at this point, and I would encourage you to check with your legal/tax counsel to determine the best option for you and your specific situation.Do I have to Read the Legal Documents?

I've seen some commentary on proforma software, but is anyone using something for more detailed analysis around feasibility-level design, zoning, and financial modeling all wrapped into one?

Quote from @Ryan Normand: Most cabinet guys prefer to put their boxes directly on the subfloor, This creates a problem with overall height, especially when using a thicker floor like wide-plank wood, which is popular now in higher end homes.

Grey has a good run for ten years and I can see it losing popularity as the go to neutral color.

Atlanta is a super popular market for real estate.

“Transaction Fees” have become popular/the norm for a few years now.