The information I am looking for would be the standard points an investor might want to know, including average home prices, median income, crime rates, real estate forecasts etc. 

If they give tell you "it's the standard in this market" or some other nonsense, then they aren't worth the trouble.I'm the most expensive property manager in my market, but my owners and tenants get the best service and many of my owners make more money than they would with another PM.Quick example.

Hello REI world, I'm at a space in my investing journey where I know I am probably not doing all the right things and if I want to continue, I need to really change my processes and get better with learning new strategies and standardizing.

Standard deal I see and they sell all day when there is one is .50-.75% deal. 

You should always fly down to the market you are investing in and set strong standards with everyone you plan to work with.

Notably, we went the extra mile by granting you continued training access, a gesture exceeding standard procedures, especially when many clients pay for the entire training upfront.Following our agreed-upon resolution, a dispute was initiated with your bank, which prompted our efforts to re-establish contact.

We pride ourselves on excellent customer service and hold our products and services to the highest standards.

We refused the access and cancelled the remainder of our booking with Evolve5) Evolve is charging us $250 for cancel a contract they breached repeatedly, plus 50% fine on the terrible future bookings we cancelled in an effort to protect our property and reputation.6)Evolves' Success Team (Connor and Joel) both blamed Airbnb for Evolve's inability to vet or uphold any kind of standards in booking.7) Before this awful year trying to work with Evolve on our new TN property we worked with VRBO and Airbnb directly for our other properties for 8 years.

Is this standard practice or a red flag? 

@Dennis Cobos, following what Luke said, most lenders should be able to offer this as 10% down is standard for a conventional second home purchase.