I would think your first stop would be with your property manager to see what data they can share.One of the reasons for hiring a property manager is so you don't have to deal with all of this stuff.

Look at census data or local reports.Explore the Neighborhoods:Amenities: Properties close to schools, shops, and transit tend to attract more tenants.

Given that properties in your target area are around $250,000, a 20% down payment for two properties would indeed be achievable with your cash-out funds.Market ConsiderationsCentral Texas Market:The Central Texas market is strong, especially for single-family rentals (SFR).

If you're not willing to spend a couple thousand prior to sending off your money to get some data on who you're sending it to you deserve to lose your capital.

HI, if i want to be able to pull all listings for New York State MLS data how would i do so? 

There's plenty of multi inventory to explore those avenues in and out of the city so I'm sure you'll achieve this goal in no time.

See what they have to say and if they have data you can review!

As someone who's never invested in real estate before Puerto Rico is a very difficult place to start, since of how minimal public data is. 

Do you really understand the underlying logic of all the market data you are looking at or are you just blindly following it?

Best of luck on your journey toward building generational wealth and achieving your goals!