I would keep most of your money with your wealth management group while you take the time to learn how to analyze deals on those sites.

My wife and I are about to start a wholesaling business, and we are wondering what metrics are important when analyzing potential markets to do business in.

You have some great locations to start off with that you can begin analyzing deals, best of luck! 

Hi Michael, I am wondering if you ever found a good source of information on this.I am currently looking for something similar and it is hard to analyze the deal.

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@Victor MenezesThere are two ways to look at it:1) From the investor standpoint, it seems like the agent is doing the bare minimum and going about their business, not really caring about your investing needs.2) From the realtor perspective, working with/for someone they do not know, has never closed a deal, and spending time analyzing properties on their behalf is more likely to end up as time wasted, so minimum effort is given until that investor proves themself.I personally don't feel that it's the realtor's job to analyze deals/do the homework for the investor, although I will assist in double-checking the numbers on a property that my client is interested in. 

Ever since then, I've read anything I can get my hands on, cold called brokers, and syndicators to get my name out there, and most importantly practiced analyzing 5-8 deals on a weekly basis.

It says November is a popular month to rent, which I was surprised about.

Just a little lost on how to get started for analyzing markets since I do not have any particular city in mind.

And while we can make assumptions and analyze data, there is no way to actually predict the future of the market.