Just downloaded the Deal Machine App. 

They also have many forms available for download on their website for members (lease addendum, 5-Day Notice, and much more) as well as resources (such as an eviction guide which has a timeline based on the local courts and laws).Finally, my Apartment Association charges $13 for tenant criminal/credit background checks which is pretty cheap, IMO. 

I also have his podcast downloaded.

So far I've been able to download ream loads of data from our local real estate association, although that is county level data, it consists of market inventory , days on market, median sales price , foreclosure rate. 

Mason, this site has some good real estate data, it's owned by Berkshire Hathaway: https://www.berkadia.com/research-and-resourcesTry selecting the "Berkadia: 2020 Forecast" to download a pdf with a review/forecast of a few dozen markets.

Most libraries offer free audiobook downloads. 

You'll be able to download them there.

@Zane BiggsYou might want to check out the website, Khan Academy, under the subject of "Renting vs. buying", the buyrent.xls file can be downloaded from the "questions" section.

It’s a annual  subscription to get started,but I didn’t renew mine because I didn’t need the links to online banking to auto download transactions and the software functions the same.  

I would request a letter from an actual local mental health professional that you can call to verify the ESA prescription, and refuse to accept any online forms they may have paid $20 to download from a fake mental health professional.