Look at the pattern.

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In the book, Scott will challenge you to examine your spending patterns and SAVE more, pay off debts, and accelerate your earning potential rather than rely on an inflation-tracking W2 salary.

That way they get a good sense of where you stand so you're not at the starting point when you've identified a property. 

This seemed like the best way to identify that.

They seem to be very similar in terms of demographic, growth trends, migration patterns etc etc.I sent you a colleague request so we can connect some more.

, we would be working for free for a large chunk of the year.If you are a non-resident alien (I can't tell but I think you're hinting in your post), you'll want to make sure your CPA is well versed in the US tax obligations applicable to that fact pattern. 

Although, I agree to Ashish that in order to claim these as bonus depreciation, one should perform a cost segregation in order to properly identify those assets, and claim the proper depreciation life for them.As to @Ashish Acharya's point about not qualifying for a loan...I have not seen that be an issue, as most lenders know to add depreciation back since it is a non-cash expense. 

However, the landlord, who isn’t identified by name in the ruling, should have denied the dog request because Cohen lived there first and the dog posed a direct threat to her health.The court concluded that Cohen, who suffered allergic attacks, was entitled to her claims of breach of lease and breach of the “covenant of quiet enjoyment.”The ruling shows Cohen has a “medically documented severe allergy” to pet dander that causes nasal congestion, swollen sinuses and excess coughing.

Overall, are the rankings useful in identifying a market and does the methodology make sense for a real estate investor?