Interesting question, this may be an opportunity for someone to compile and consolidate that data and push it out to the masses. 

It’ll be interesting to see though; With rates climbing so fast, few people with a 30yr mortgage will be willing to sell, unless they’re moving in with another to consolidate households, pass away from age or move into assisted care, or got a killer promotion/job and have to relocate.

I've heard it's a good idea to leave your own consolidated research for the appraiser to see while touring the property.

AirDNA is nothing but a platform for consolidated data, which is never accurate.

Would you consolidate all thermostats into one and have it locked and regulated by the property manager?

Regardless, my ultimate goal is to one day have a buy-and-hold portfolio of rental properties and leased land.Currently these are my starting options:Option one, my boyfriend is willing to loan me $1,000 with no interest to start in Real Estate.Option two, my boyfriend is willing to partner with me in a $30,000 or less cash investment.Option three, my boyfriend is willing to partner with me using $20,000 of his own money while also obtaining a $400,000 loan amortized over 20 years at a 4% APR (now I have been informed that this loan may only apply to one owner occupied house, and not a loan to buy three houses so I need to talk to the broker and see what our options are if we want to use leverage in obtaining more than one property with a consolidated loan).My question / dilemma:Given this frame of reference, should I start out in Real Estate by becoming a Wholesaler?

That came with 3,422 dollars for closing cost to me and the left over for debt consolidation, per usage on the VA loan financing that I'm using.

LHC intent is to consolidate funding sources and programs for affordable housing.  

Could there be consolidation in oil exploration industry or natural gas industry that will make certain real estate markets soft?

Factors were a combination of changes in technology, increased automation, consolidation of the auto industry, taxation policies, the need for different kinds of manufacturing space, and the construction of the highway system that eased transportation for commuters.