I definitely will start compiling my list of local banks and credit unions near the location to have ready before I start my mass calls.

@Cedrick Mahieux compiled this list, https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/CedrickM2/file/famous-four-analysis-january-2013-2020, and in it there are slides which shows what BP podcast guests have mentioned being their favorite RE book and non-RE book.

I'm not a lender but these are the questions I've compiled to ask Private lenders. 1.

Is there a research tool free/paid that compiles all of this information or is it mostly done through individual searches.

So here I am and here is a run on sentence - a highly driven investor with a solid track record (albeit a small portfolio), who has the teams and systems in place (my systems are laid out in my standard operating procedure manual which is a compilation of the past 5 years of research/learning), with ways to find smoking off-market deals and I can't find the damn money!

I have been scouring the mls, Zillow, Redfin, city data, rentometer for info, and there is no shortage of data, what is the best way to compile it and analyze it?

Now that I have all my information compiled, I should just have deals falling into my lap, right? 

You are compiling the data without knowing what you're going to do with it?

So, I have 4 rentals and I compiled my totals for the last 3 years and I had 1.9% average vacancy rate.  

We go through all closed multifamily sales at the end of every quarter and compile the data into a spreadsheet.