All Forum Posts by: Candice James
Candice James has started 5 posts and replied 6 times.
Post: Analyzing Rental Properties

- Jersey City, NJ
- Posts 6
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Hello BP Community,
How do you find owner-occupancy data for a particular market? How do you judge the threshold for whether that number is low/medium/high for a good rental market?
Also, what metrics do you typically track when deciding if a market / property would be a good cash flowing rental?
Thanks,
Candice
Post: Rental Investments Analysis Metrics

- Jersey City, NJ
- Posts 6
- Votes 0
Hello BP Community,
How do you find owner-occupancy data for a particular market? How do you judge the threshold for whether that number is low/medium/high for a good rental market?
Also, what metrics do you typically track when deciding if a market / property would be a good cash flowing rental?
Thanks,
Candice
Post: Is PinPoint Profits Legit?

- Jersey City, NJ
- Posts 6
- Votes 0
Hi BP Community,
Has anyone ever heard of PinPoint Profits? Its a tech systems for finding deals created by Connected Investor. It's quite pricey. Does anyone know if this is legitimate?
Thanks,
Candice
Post: PinPoint Profits Software

- Jersey City, NJ
- Posts 6
- Votes 0
Hi BP Community,
Has anyone ever heard of PinPoint Profits? Its a tech systems for finding deals created by Connected Investor. It's quite pricey. Does anyone know if this is legitimate?
Thanks,
Candice
Post: Home Appreciation Interpretation

- Jersey City, NJ
- Posts 6
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Thanks Russel. One more Q. Given that '08 was a market crash and was more excessive than a normal trough in a cyclical market, doesn't this skew the results? From a comparative stance we can see that Newark is doing worse than the rest of the country over a 10 yr period, but wouldn't it be better to focus on the 5 and 1 yr rate, which excludes the outlier to the market crash? Isn't that more indicative of normal market conditions/movements?
Post: Home Appreciation Interpretation

- Jersey City, NJ
- Posts 6
- Votes 0
Hello BP World,
Was doing some neighborhood research and noticed that the national, state and city 10yr average appreciation rate listed was negative. Meanwhile, the 5yr and 1yr rate were enticingly positive. See figures below.
What is the best way to read/interpret this? On average over the past 10 years, American homes have been depreciating; But home values have been rebounding in the last 5 years?
Newark Housing Information - Zillow
Index | Newark | New Jersey | National |
Zillow home value index | $209,700 | $292,900 | $188,100 |
Year over year appreciation rate | 6.99% | 2.52% | 5.14% |
5 year average appreciation rate | 2.25% | 1.23% | 4.12% |
10 year average appreciation rate | -3.48% | -2.24% | -0.33% |
Thanks,
Candice