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Jack B. How is the Seattle market doing now? Seems still down and slow
22 July 2019 | 2 replies
market update from some local experts is below i've seen a few other blogs with similar lines of though and data. seems like there is a little bit of cooling but i don't think we will see any drastic drops in prices in the coming months/year lots of big companies are still moving here and bribing their high paid employees with them.https://www.heatondainard.com/market-update-june-2019/?
Bret Winegar Thoughts on neighborhood just South of Brookside park?
24 December 2021 | 12 replies
Taking a look at the relevant data, the area south of Brookside park is being ranked as a D on an A to F scale, suggesting that the perceived investment risk is rather high in this neighborhood. 
Charlie Moore Chasing rent money!!! C class
23 July 2019 | 13 replies
Hi Charlie,I've noticed a lot of your posts seem a bit (different) than most of the other posts in the forum.Are you collecting data (or information) for some kind of study, or writing some kind of paper for some purpose, or something like that?
Toby Eagan Brand new to self-storage
28 August 2019 | 7 replies
Other than demographic data, do you know of other metrics that are useful in determining feasibility?
Tony Castronovo Security Cameras for Laundry Facilities
22 July 2019 | 1 reply
Option 1) Wireless camera that backs up data to the cloud (requires a monthly internet service, which I currently do not have at the complex)Option 2) Camera that backs up data to an SD card (cheap, but I think the card will fill up quickly...like a few days at most)Option 3) Mock camera (may deter crime but could have a liability issue if someone was ever a victim to a crime)Option 4) Do nothingObviously this is not the same as having a home security system as most of us have an internet service plan.
Charles Hirst New to BP from Huntsville, AL
30 July 2019 | 14 replies
BUT taking the time to show them the data and work through some math with them usually helps things go down a little more smoothly – I've had several clients who started out with a recalcitrant spouse who later became THE family evangelist for turnkey investing lol. 
Bryan Carleton Thinking about BRRRR but feel bad for agent
25 July 2019 | 13 replies
Based on what empirical data?
Jade N. Choosing a starting location
29 July 2019 | 10 replies
https://www.baltimorepolice.org/crime-stats/crime-map-data-stats
Cory Mortensen Best spots for owner occupied in Austin
24 July 2019 | 7 replies
But check out Zillow or any other data aggregator.
Michael L. House Flipping Performance & Risk Measuring Indices
29 July 2019 | 3 replies
It means the prospect asset is outperforming the LT-TAV Index of last performing assets.My question is, what are some good indices and their public sources I could consider in order to (1) make my existing indices rich with market relevant data and (2) validate that indices I’m using are productive for measuring risk profile?