Think about it: a first time home buyer given the choice to buy the same home for let's say half price responds with a hard no, happy to pay double - what does that tell you?

Would love some actual reference to data if you have it (not anecdotal). 

I'm curious if you decided what you're going to do and if you and your friends have made any choices if you're going to invest together?

We're wondering about various what-if's though, such as what if the people tear up the place, what if we don't want to rent to someone in particular due to references or credit or pets, etc.

I am definitely referring to a house that was already insured as a rental, not as a primary residence.

for certain data like price per square foot I've found you can tell them to reference websites holding the data.So far ChatGPT seems pretty good for this purpose but I'm curious to see how Elon's superAI pans out.

I have referred to it as a digital pyramid scheme.

Can you put one on Houfy or similar site.You can always have one on YouTube and reference the link.

The note investor has many choices of action to consider.  

Notwithstanding the constant bellyaching by people - sellers and buyers - who want people to work for free, the US housing market has for the past 75+ years worked pretty well to make a lot of people wealthy and provide a wealth of housing choices for everyone.