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Market Research in Minneapolis

LaQuadra Neal
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Hello Bigger Pockets' Investors,

I am starting real estate investing as a wholesaler. I am slightly overwhelmed because I hear a lot of seasoned investors say learn your market. I believe it is a vague statement. What information is important for researching a market? Where is the best place to find information regarding the market? 

I have researched different aspects of particular zip codes such as what percentage of residents are renters in the neighborhood, how much is the average rent in a particular zip code (rent-o-meter and City of Minneapolis website), the price of homes that sold in April (Zillow) and interest rates. 

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Jake S.
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Jake S.
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Hey! A few factors when studying your target market....

  1. Unemployment
  2. Population
  3. Job Diversity
  4. Age Demographic
  5. Employers
  6. Supply and Demand
  7. Education 

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