I fact, I would have bought a triplex recently but I have a door problem right now and I painfully had to decline making an offer.

Looking for out-of-state investments so want to make sure and do a lot of research on the area and this is a great starting point to see if cities are growing/declining and if wages are increasing and withstand rental prices/increases. 

With Property A, the amount of groceries declines each year.

They could reuse their screening data at 9 other rentals on apartments.com if I declined them.

Cincinnati has had a steady population for quite a bit (NOT declining, unlike what people think).

What is already happened is Reverse Repo already declined so much that RRP would be zero around Q2 2024, when RRP is zero it's practically the end of QT. 

You need to see progress and growth coming to the market, or you could be wasting time in a stagnant market or even worse a declining one.

Market cycle information, status of interest rates, GDP growth/decline in the most popular U.S markets, 10 year treasury, getting accurate assumptions for underwriting, best websites and software's to find off market 

Then we'll look at real estate specific indicators like landlord-tenant laws, rent growth, stable or declining vacancy, healthy rates of new development, and so on.

Anyone else is getting declined.