I have heard good things about KBKG and they have an online tool for cost basis of 600k and under https://www.kbkg.com/residential-costsegregator I personally used CSSI and they were awesome https://costsegregationservices.com/ but don't offer DIY.Hope that helps!

You will see that most of the non residential construction is in Shrewsbury and Millbury simply due to taxes. 

Commercial, residential, etc.

I'm skeptical you'd get enough neighborhood-level sales. 2) I just found out ATTOM has 4 levels of neighborhood data, even down to residential subdivision, and pop density for each! 

I am currently seeking GP opportunities in commercial real estate; open to residential, mobile home, development, self-storage, mixed use, or any unique opportunities.

STR's make up less than 5% of residential homes in Colorado so you will not find that it is as saturated as other ares like Tennessee or Florida for example. 

Let's not belabor the point, but Worcester's commercial tax rate is directly shaping what gets built in the city.Sure, you can spot all the shiny new residential developments in Worcester, but where are the hotels?

The storefront and workshop/studio spaces could be rented right away, but two of the three residential units require a small amount of work to bring up to rentable condition.

@Caleb Brake I have investments in Lewisville and it is true that Lewisville and surrounding don't have any 2,3,4plex.This is not to say that there isn't any but it has turn out that the duplex available are been sold individually as residential and not income because the sale price is higher that way.SFH with a down of 40% / 50% in Lewisville will give you a good return.

What happens when OZK goes thru a merge and whoever takes them decides they don't want the low rate residential mortgages.