Also I would suspect Within sfh that if an area close by is popular or up and coming you should see some uptick in demand for your sfh and you shouldn't see the fire sale mentality that you get every so often when one you have a unit in a condo type setting for example that you're trying to get rid of.I think it's a great idea for you that continue to take your time improve your skills and knowledge of Real Estate and then proceed forward once you have a greater level of comfort so kudos to you.

Cozy.co is also popular.

I do look at Roseland often and west pullman areas more now as well since some of the more popular areas are being eaten up

The Ultimate Beginner's Guide is a great read if you're looking for a breakdown on the most popular stratgies.

I took the current Behr white neutral brochure to some spec homes in a popular neighborhood.  

You probably need to get more in the 80k range and up for B neighborhoods, no matter where you are in the popular "turnkey" areas. 

Florida is definitely a popular market for us Canucks!

But really what are the odds that two applicants will be EXACTLY the same, in the end you need to feel comfortable with the person in your investment property and contrary to popular being a jerk IS NOT a protected class so discriminate at will so long as you don't violate any fair housing laws.

They just aren't very popular in my area.I have a private maid service that cleans the house washes the sheets and remakes the beds.

@Jeff Kennedy SmartMove by TransUnion is a popular one, however it does require the tenant to have an email address and be able to verify their identify on the site so that may not work with some of your tenants.