Sub-Saharan Africa has the best demographic trends however due to widespread corruption and not joining the capitalist movement the opportunities for its people and growth are extremely limited.

I don't see a trend that way in my market.

Once you track properties for a little while you will start to see trends and know a 'deal' when it shows up (its like seeing the glitch in the matrix... sorta happens.... ha) then buy it!

Good EveningHow to find an Agent/Broker who are investor friendly that will allow me unlicensed assistant access to trend?

I think references, especially if you can get a general trend amongs various people, is the best way to find those types of things out.

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This made me mad because with that income I have no real assets, and made zero equity so I messed up and don't want to continue this trend.

If a market is dependent on one employer or sector (college towns and oil/energy for example), there are clear potential pitfalls.What I would suggest to look at where the trends are growing.

Or are there methods of mathematical analysis that better predict these trends?

With her help I learned the market, researched rental rates and trends then picked a few from Zillow or Trulia or the MLS. then caught a flight out, looked at 20+ properties and put in low-ball bids on 5.