I just wanted to get the input of some data analytical miners out there: 1.

Plenty of computer/paper analytics out there to figure this out.

Women are very analytical, a known fact.

Vrbo also has great built in analytics that shows upcoming demand and average booked prices of houses that I mark as being competition. 

I used to do it manually, now Vrbo has analytics built in that shows me this data for any given day, along with average pricing, occupancy, how many people are doing inquires for any date etc.

Since I am low on capital of my own, I’m planning on bringing on private investors to fund any flips that I do and I wanted to put some numbers up to get some help with analytics.

These metro areas also have a ratio of jobs to permit to less than 2.Source: US Census Bureau rental vacancy rates for the 75 largest metro areas, downloaded from Haver Analytics

@Louis Wilson That would be a good study but I don't have time for that sorta research as that would require rigorous analytics.

"Good" can be lots of things...Good because you are working in construction and building up some skills, Good because you make good income and have money to invest and are able to get loans, Good because you are doing something analytical that transfers over to Real Estate Investing, or Good because it puts you in contact with real estate investors. 

. :-) )I have high income, low debt, analytical, detailed and good computer skills.We both live in Northern NH but I work in Arkansas and commute home to NH every 3 weeks.I have purchased a RI property in AR and we ware looking to buy in NH.What type of legal entity should we form?