Chris Chico has a great method for finding the zip codes with the most recent cash purchases.

Joel, I see Canton is a two zip code town, about 25,000 and has grown 199% from 2000 to 2010. 38,000 median income and 197k average home price.

@Zack ClopperI work with many investors that buy in zip code 17046.

For those that are familiar with these zip codes, would you agree with his assessment?

This market has been hovering at 99-101% of list price so you shouldn't have to factor in a huge bidding war when looking around this zip in the next month or so!

After 6 months, i am STILL on the hunt for a single family 3 bed/2 bath in these zip codes: 45223, 45213, 45209, 45208, 45228, 45202.

I wanted to ask all the Indiana folks what zips or sub-districts are you excited about, and why? 

Greetings BP Buy and Hold community.I have began analyzing each property that comes on the market in the 28273 zip code, looking at its listing price, taxes, HOA fees, insurance, and mortgage cost to evaluate its plausibility for use as a rental property.

One of my friends brought in zip code 19154 and is very happy with his investment.

There is another thread where you can actually find some of that info, shown below; it's important that investors understand how to connect some of these dots ....http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/81250-median-home-price-by-zip-code