Real Estate by Michael Zuber | September 26, 2011 
As an Economics major from the greatest school in the Silicon Valley, Santa Clara University (Go Broncos), I was always struck by the simplicity of the “Invisible Hand of The Market” concept, which was first penned by Adam Smith in The Theory of Moral Sentiments. I found the concept to be very logical and it [...]
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When it comes to finding great real estate deals, I am a firm believer that you can find deals in any market and any time. But what is the probability that you can cherry pick from many home run deals have little competition and multiple exit strategies?
To identify markets to invest it is recommended to have not 1 or 2 of the following, but all 4:
Little chance of depreciation, lots of available deals, low competition, multiple exit strategies.
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