Hello, just wondering if anybody would be willing to share their preferred websites to analyze markets for things such as yearly appreciation rates, rent appreciation, days on market, etc.

You should be able to look him up directly on your state licensing board website.

I don't like their reporting, their website, their interface, pretty much everything.

My buddy and I have both ended up with minorly flooded houses despite the property managers telling us that all the taps had been turned off.If you’re buying out of state, ask potential property managers if they have local staff on site or if they outsource their inspections to a vendor (common for larger PM companies).When I model returns, I assume appreciation on B-/C+ properties at 1% above inflation.

BP website has grown so much since I was last exploring it back in 2018. 

The downside is their website templates could be better.

Could also be worth it to contact a couple of landlords via Airbnb or rental websites directly by being a "guest"

I am actually very attracted by Tampa after seeing what you have on the website.

You get repeat guests who book directly from your website by EXCEEDING expectations, not barely meeting them.  

I'd be curious to know as I also did not see any mention of 2nd position loans on your website.