I will say that this weekend I was looked at my past year 401k data and it stated I had a 1% return.

I would want to see market data that says most renters would prefer open shelves vs. traditional cabinets.

In the other hand consumers are looking for lots of data and transparency in the transaction.

I just got out of the military so I'm in a transition period until I start my new job as a Data Link Technician for a government entity.

Specifically, with databases I want to go over new techniques using more data and varieties of data as it pertains to real estate.

I'm trying to come up with a checklist for data to collect at each property.  

Etc...And then I use the data from those trends to modify my future estimates/predictions to make them more accurate and precise.Saying, "it's just luck..."

Need advice on what types of metrics to show on this data visualization that I'm creating to help find good areas to invest in.

Top economists are often like top football coaches in the NFL draft, there's a ton of data they have access to and use, but they're still making guesses often based on ideology, and are wrong a large amount of the time.

You have to be looking at the FEMA map, not county data.