Going through and underwriting a couple of SFH BRRR opportunities I've came across in the Indianapolis MSA, specifically Marion County. 

Some impressive features including extensive listing/syndication and state specific guidance provided such as max security deposit.RentRedi is a flat fee for the most part and has some cool features like pre-qualification and integration with QuickBooks.

There's a decent amount of posts in this subforum about investing in specific upstate NY markets that I would certainly checkout/dig for.

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Hey Matthew,I work a lot in the Detroit market, specifically on BRRRR projects and with Section 8 tenants.

You might also consider using the BiggerPockets Pro tools to analyze specific properties and connect with investors who have experience in those regions.Additionally, networking locally through real estate meetups or investor groups in your target area can be invaluable.

When you say the agent is not "running the comps correctly," what specific factors might they be overlooking that I should pay attention to?

Is there any way to search within specific forums only.

Rent in this specific area is anywhere from $3500-$4000/mnIf we fix and flip we would walk away with a good amount of equity that I would plan on reinvesting, my sister would keep her portion.

I've tried to peruse a lot of the posts on cost segregation but haven't come across anything discuss my specific question/situation.