You should wait until you find exactly what you want - It'll be a while.Seriously, figure out what makes a good deal and then sort the metrics by priority to you (like paying extra for a better location/condition) and then you need to leap on stuff once you see deals out there and understand the market.

As a passive investor I have a few things that I target outside of the financial metrics.

Numbers don't lie, those with realtors get higher $, less issues, better buys, in court less, less title issues, by every metric self-representing is far more risk and only for perceived reward.

I agree with Malcomb, in my opinion interest rate is one of the last metrics to consider on a HELOC.

And metrics such as cash on cash return, net operating income, cap rate, rent to price ratio, etc.

I've always had in mind to find a chair when they were equal but this will be a metric I look for if researching a new market👍

Find out their metrics so you can get contracts low enough.

It does depend on the amenities and metrics, how many you can sleep etc.

Denver also ranks better for metrics like education.I ran them through my algorithm based on what you're looking for and Denver came out on top 👍 Thanks for sharing this .

j/kThe metrics were:1.