Hey everyone,My name is Leon Evans Jr. and I just graduated from the University of Florida with my B.S. in Mathematics.

You need to find out a little information like: employment in that area, school ratings, commute to area that have jobs, potential business/companies coming to the area, and how many properties are rentals to own.  

There are also big employers (Dell) and awesome schools. 

I'm just amazed at the schools of fish that follow these cruisers and the number that bite, even to the extent of inquiring more about some system as if there is some education offered.

@Eduardo Cardena I am a Note School student and have a thread Journey of a New Note Investor where I chronicle my journey.  

My goal is to flip 3 or 4 properties a year and have a net rental income of about 3,000 a month.This website has been great...I hope to use it to its fullest and eventually contribute some of my lessons learned (hopefully they aren't all from the school of hard knocks).Thanks!

. • A stable area in which people desire to live and have good schools. • Overall state population growth.If you limit your search to any single geographical area you are unlikely to find such properties.

The primary tenant is a full time student with a stipend and a somewhat guaranteed job when she graduates at year's end.

It included population statistics, growth, aerial photos of the land, ARV, school district reports, salaries, details of the property, home prices in the area, history of taxes on the property, assessed values of the home, and land.

Hey there, I am getting a property under contract, but the seller who is going through a divorce and has 2 high school daughters is stating that she wants to stay in the property till after the holidays.