Hey @Mohit Khanna here are a couple charts comparing the major cities in Texas (top 100 by size). 

Here's a couple charts on home value and rent-to-price ratio trends in Raleigh/Durham and surrounding areas (@V.G Jason to your point on RTP)

Is there a chart or calculator that would give me estimates?

The breakdown of the economy and the next ten years was fantastic, with graphs, charts, and data for the nerds like me.

I charge a $150 pet fee no matter how many there are, and $30 of that goes to my cleaner for the extra dog hair and other cleaning. 

how you believe those promises re the question.Your argument and reasoning is quite poor, mainly because it relies on splitting hairs and it is up to you, Carlos Ptriawan, which hair to split.

The CRASH is for sure coming....Here's how to protect yourself:1) Only buy good deals below current market value2) Prudently escrow the money it takes to get them into service (in service = making money)3) Don't over-extend on the amount of projects you can do at one time (project = time between purchase and "in service")4) Continually build your skills in getting deals (sales/networking/marketing), building a better depth chart of vendors, project management, and writing strategic scopes of work for the properties you buy. 5) Put money aside after every successful project.

In order to avoid pulling out my hair, I have to manually connect each time I want to reconcile transactions, usually about once a month for my own sanity.

We can “split hairs” on this topic, but let’s just accept that our different experiences have produced a somewhat differing view.  

I am a software developer and I authored our current software, so interfacing to their API is not really a big issue, but I am not sure if anyone is familiar witth the process of using an API, If you arent familiar with the good ol nitty gritty programming, you arent going to get very far before pulling out all your hair.