@David FalsHere's how to maximize your chances:Dive Deep into Neighborhood Data: Go beyond city-level data.

Projected ROI is $2.5M based on market comps and conservative data based in Naples Florida. 

If you're able to share your analysis with more data I think the group here can provide more specific feedback.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Covington.

Purchase price: $55,000

Sale price: $131,250

Fix and Flip Purchase. Lead was brought to us through Facebook sphere. $2...

Quote from @James McGovern: @Patrick Roberts I can visit an insurance site and enter data once and get multiple committed quotes at the same time in a comparable manner.

Philadelphia is a market where investors can perform quite well with proper market understanding but can also be a market where investors suffer big losses relying on bad data.

I liked the data on the site so much that I signed up with a mentorship program with the owner (Donato Callahan). 

These States Have the Highest Retention Rates in the Country” and wanted to hear from other investors who own rentals in these areas.According to the data, states like Texas, North Carolina, Georgia, California, and Utah are seeing strong tenant retention.Texas: 82% of natives still live in-state, with strong job growth in Dallas and surrounding suburbsNorth Carolina: Steady demand in Charlotte and Raleigh due to limited supply and job stabilityGeorgia: Investor activity has slowed, but long-term fundamentals remain strong in markets like AtlantaUtah: Tech and healthcare are driving growth, pricing out buyers and keeping renters in placeIf you’re actively managing rentals in any of these states:What are you personally seeing in terms of vacancy rates and tenant turnover?

Yup data for real estate is always out dated.. 

Disclaimer: Nothing I said is backed up by data or evidences except it's a conjecture based on my anecdotal experience and observations.