Thought my due diligence was comprehensive.

@Jeff Cua I've read a few and my far and away favorite is Nolo's book on taxes: https://store.nolo.com/product...It's a bit like a textbook but it's comprehensive and loaded with great, up-to-date information (and the tax law is in flux so up-to-date really matters)

As a credit bureau, TransUnion offers some of the most comprehensive data to managers at a competitive price.

The rate quoted to us is $90/unit and includes comprehensive inspection of all units, foundation, roof, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, appliances etc.

You’ll want to run a demographics report focusing solely on south of the river to see how many people are there, percentage of renters to buyers, median household income, and average number of people per household to make sure the area will be able to support that laundromat.2.

@James Wise Thank you for this comprehensive response!

There were all zeros in the column for "improvements", "fixtures", "household personal property" and "business personal property". 

That said my last Socal tenant placement each tenant made 3.5X gross for a combined household 7.0X gross income.

Not sure about other locales but here in Oregon if a tenant *applies* for assistance they are protected from eviction while the application is being processed  Also if a housing provider applied for funds the tenant is protected from eviction while the application is being processed Here in Oregon something like 27,000 households have applied.

There is a comprehensive capex spreadsheet in the files section of BP.