Plus new huge data center being built a block away. 1950's home moved to its location, where most houses nearby are slab 3-2-2s. 3-1 with an additional 2-1 350 sq ft attic conversion.

This is just one data point but this doesn't seem to make sense to me. 

There is tons of data for crime reports, job growth, population growth, quality of schools, etc.

Being confident in yourself, aware enough of what you have done wrong in the past/risks in general, and cognizant of the returns you can expect to achieve are what I have found are important to most investors.

They should be able to assist with market research.The point I'm making is that you'll need to be provide more data to get accurate and helpful advice from the forum.

Hey all, I've been looking for the data to support this but it's hard to find at the moment.

I have found a lender who has given a soft okay given the limited data I have provided.

I see that the 1% rule is extremely hard to achieve so I am wondering what you look for?

With your net worth (and likely income), you can easily do passive and achieve a potentially attractive return profile as a limited partner.

I finally achieved my long-awaited goal of becoming a landlord and real estate investor.