@Robert Smith Make sure to read Article 4 of the National Code of Ethics and call your State Real Estate Commission to get clarity and your own RE attorney and your broker.

They are a national asset based lender so their rates won't be as good as a conventional lender or a local portfolio lender, but they are not concerned with DTI or the property being held in a LLC.

Two years ago the National Association of Realtors appears to have passed a resolution requiring all MLS's to feed data to AVM providers but Utah objected.  

That will take a long time because i still have 3 years to graduate and i need to serve the nation for 2 years.

After speaking with a broker in Virgin, UT, I learned that capitalizing on that  Zion national park tourist vacation rental market can be (relatively) pricey and challenging.My investor and I are looking for something close to nature or smack-dab in nature; but, still close enough to modern amenities to resolve any issues should they arise (emergencies/food etc).I learned that if you are in the mountains, you will more than likely not have year round access, no water/rights, 2 hours away from amenities and no management willing to make the drive to check on 1 cabin, needless to say it was a little discouraging to hear. 

Indianapolis is rated the 2nd most landlord friendly state in the nation.

The key is knowing if a national or regional tenant would want to go in there.Larger spaces I have seen entertainment complexes, workout facilities, churches, indoor trampolines, outlet stores, etc.Additionally you can take a large space and cut it up to lease to multiple tenants at higher rates per sq ft.   

You can also join COREE, there is a membership fee and it is part of the national REIA.

The prohibitions specifically cover discrimination because of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability and the presence of children.

Many markets nationally likely peaked in early 2016.