Another is average rent/square foot.What about the other apartment investors out there who are buying deals in today's market?

The average is $0.85 per square foot per month.Sorted by Zip Code, the average monthly rent per square foot ($/sf/month) is as follows:430040.84430150.71430161.01430170.89430260.88430461.06430620.62430680.81430810.96430851.14431100.95431190.93431230.75431250.83431470.65432011.16432021.04432030.66432040.64432051.16432060.78432070.77432090.92432110.83432121.29432130.78432141.17432151.81432190.84432200.90432211.10432230.66432240.85432270.96432280.87432290.69432300.88432310.75432320.76432350.71432400.95Average0.85The same data sorted by the average monthly rent per square foot ($/sf/month) in each zip code:430620.62432040.64431470.65432030.66432230.66432290.69430150.71432350.71431230.75432310.75432320.76432070.77432060.78432130.78430680.81431250.83432110.83430040.84432190.84432240.85432280.87430260.88432300.88430170.89432200.90432090.92431190.93431100.95432400.95430810.96432270.96430161.01432021.04430461.06432211.10430851.14432011.16432051.16432141.17432121.29432151.81

Everyone single person who discourages you from getting in real estate either doesn't have the courage to do it themselves or they have a random great uncle or third cousin who bought a house in a low income area and surprisingly the tenant tore the house up and didn't pay etc...You truly are the average or reflection of the five closest people around you.

Zillow data shows that homes with solar sell for an average of 4.1% more.

Can someone tell me the best way to find out how much the average 2 bedroom 2 bathroom houses in my area are renting for, and then how much the average 3 bedroom 2 bathroom houses are renting for.

The hottest day on record was back in 1936 when air conditioning did not exist.If my Google research powers are correct, the average rent for a two-bedroom is around $2,000 a month.

this is just new to me), so I'm using very basic a very basic formula for each non-static item as "averages".

I'm just your average blue collar worker, I've spent the last 12 years being a heavy duty diesel mechanic.

While my current job has solid  "street cred" as we're affiliated with a very-respected capital partner, I certainly make an average wage for the position.

But if I put on my "investor" hat, overlooked areas are often much more profitable.Unless I'm missing some crucial details about path-of-progress or something, this appears to be an average purchase for an owner-occupant, but a poor purchase for an investor.