Data for this report was obtained from City records and the Valley Multiple Listing Service.

Since you want it to be as easy/quick as possible, I'll give you three things you need to learn...as a starting point:1 - How to Analyze Markets to find the Micro-markets that are good to invest in.2 - How Money Works, so you can develop an unlimited number of strategies which will allow you to be able to take advantage of as many opportunities as possible.3 - How to design your own REI Plan by reverse engineering from your specific set of financial goals back to where you are now...then execute it by turning around and just following the breadcrumbs.4 - (OK, I said it wasn't as easy as "just one thing")...Learn what the meaning of the number sequence "1073751824" means, and how to base EVERY decision you make on the meaning of that number sequence.5 - Learn why it's so important to follow the 2 Golden Rules of REI, of which GR#1 is:  NEVER, under ANY circumstances, ever, EVER, spend your seed money (your starting cash). 

You'll get some "it's not accurate" but they're actually pretty well right on, since its data pulling not algorithm playing. 

In the A and B Class areas the market rents are higher than S8 fair market rents and it won't make sense.My advice is to be open to S8 but do not use it as your primary/only strategy.

Accordingly, you should gather data to support offers other than list price and when you make the offer, if it's low, politely explain your reasoning.

There are a couple other speaker-centric events that run quasi-monthly, I see them on FB.

Rates have dropped a bit and then went back up last week due to some junky CPI index data but will start to come back down based on upcoming market reports.

The goal is NOT to sell them something, the goal is to establish your role as a local advisor and to collect data.

Hello fellow investors, I’m here to see what others are doing and see if that would be a good strategy for me. 

He dispelled the notion of an Airbnb bust like some headlines are showing by using actual data.