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Jason Eberhardt
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Jason Eberhardt
  • Investor
  • Pueblo, CO
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Hi. i am fairly new to a lot of this investing, as i only have 2 rental properties, my question is, how to i find information on a city ? such as vacancy rate, job growth, etc. etc. i am looking at investing outside my local area, and would love to know where i can find all the information on that city. thank you for your time. 

Jason 

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Kenneth Reimer
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Kenneth Reimer
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Hi Jason,

I'm fairly new as well. However, I do know that governmental websites can be a great aid. The Bureau of Labor Statistics as well as the US Census Bureau can be good starting points. 

Hope this helps!

Kenny Reimer 

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