., properties appearing on both pre-foreclosure and high-equity lists).Right now I do not have any analytics implemented, just an AI agent sending a delayed sms to the person who filled out the form asking if the house is vacant or not (or anything else you want it to ask).I would appreciate your input in exactly what criteria you would like me to implement.

He himself is an active investor in the City for years, does a lot of section 8 and market rentals, is a solid combination of analytical and boots on the ground so you would get insights as to what would work on paper and then the practical aspects of neighborhoods, scope of work, rehabs, etc.

And before you commit to any kind of website like Apartments.com who promise the world, ask to see their analytics for the area and ask yourself if that lines up with what people are telling you about where they found housing.I've noticed that larger cities tend to lean more towards online advertising and cutting through the many inquiries can be a challenge.

A great place to start.It depends where are you looking for, rentometer and zillow are sort of accurate in areas with enough similar comparables, if that is not your case, you have to rely more on look property by property to see if those are similar than yours.As agents we have access to history so that sometimes helps, if you have one, I would say to rely on his/her data.Investing is a very analytic job so I always recommend to run your number even when you have someone that is helping you.

Without diving deep into the analytics, Marietta, Smyrna, and Decatur are all solid long-term buy-and-hold markets.

I’m looking for data‑backed, analytical insights that differentiate transient hype from sustainable long‑term opportunity.My objective:Understand who is moving where, why they’re moving, and how that movement translates into occupancy, rent growth, price appreciation, and risk.This isn’t a “which market is best” thread.

Both of these can help you build stronger analytical skills as you prepare for your first property and beyond.

I haven’t used STRsearch.com personally, but they seem to offer solid analytics for STRs.

Most people are just not built for that.So, if you are not analytical, stick to the basics.

I took a shortcut and hired a consultant who does keyword research, helps me determine which keywords to target, and monitors analytics for feedback.