Mike Abramov BP just published a book on this topic, which is probably what you are looking for, info wise.The gist: research your market, build a trusted, reliable team and insert manageable processes.

However, only a "Licensed Real Estate Agent" or Realtor can manage property for others.To be a "Property Manager" get your real estate license, work for a Broker and let them teach you.Do not publish or distribute any business cards, flyers or other material claiming to be a property manager until you are licensed and trained.The title property manager is being protected by realtors in Illinois.

I also enjoy the content that is published on bp!

If there were NO issues why would states be publishing PSA's? 

NMHC also publishes industry data, almost everyday it seems.

The published probate listing in the classified section of the newspaper you purchase will instruct you to which court house the file is located for you to research...

@Riley Blake local realtors and brokers can help and multifamily brokers like CBRE or Marcus and Millichap publish reports on this What type of asset do you want cap rate info on?

From there, you have years to enjoy the benefits of a fast website.Like Jerryll@Jerryll Noorden often publishes the results of his excellent SEO.

Originally posted by @Kenneth Garrett:The Building Code provides a dollar per square foot value based on construction type.The ICC publishes "Building Valuation Data" based on average recent construction costs. 3-story apartments can be done as Type VB, the cheapest, at yes, $112.76 psf.

there seems to be alot of literature on how the HA calculates a T's rent, but not much on how a LL should set their rate rent according to the HA's published FMR and payment standards. thanks!