Your post made me think of something I read a few weeks ago from Howard Marks:-there are few if any facts regarding the future,-the vast majority of our theorizing about the future consists of extrapolating from past patterns, anda lot of that extrapolation – and just about all the rest of our conclusions – consists of what Lipsitch calls opinion or speculation and what I call guesswork.

Those who Succeed consistently educate themselves and execute on the things they've learned. 

Be careful what you post online as there are plenty of platforms where seemingly private posts became public.

I'd like to track the properties I've analyzed, and have them all organized on a platform like google maps, where I can easily pin, find and amend custom property descriptions.

But I just see them as the most fragile form of income, particularly if your goal is to build consistent and stable long term revenue and wealth as an investor.

So far I've been able to download ream loads of data from our local real estate association, although that is county level data, it consists of market inventory , days on market, median sales price , foreclosure rate. 

This home consisted of all of those opportunity elements.

I am sharpening my axe and at the same time consistently looking and analyzing deals every chance I get.

The tenant is an artist's collaborative studio, incredible contributors to the City and arts community, but consistently late with the rent and in arrears.

So thankful I planned using RE as my platform.