There are people like me that have spent decades honing their craft.

However, if you carefully craft your own using other leases as a guide I believe you'll be just fine.

As a landlord this is ultimately what you really care about and why crafting strong leases and rental agreements are a BIG deal.

Factor that into your decision making.Cobbly Nob, White Oak, Cosby, and the areas out the East Parkway of Gatlinburg are not very popular and do not perform as well as other locales.The Glades, aka The Arts & Crafts Community, does okay and tends to attract an older crowd and has easy access to Pigeon Forge and Sevierville.Chalet Village in Gatlinburg is a big area and pretty popular, with units seeing better than average bookings.

@Eli M. this has happened to me multiple times. i don’t think appraisers know what that are doing at all. ever. either way, i always go through the report line by line and craft a very articulate letter requesting an increase in the value of the property. believe it or not, i got one to go from 178k to 255k. this is the biggest pain and most frustrating part of this whole investing process in my opinion.

So we have Attom through brokerage or MLS but was wondering if there were better solutions.I like to use it to get property data (sqft, buildable sqft, taxes, history, zoning etc) to theory craft out if there is a move to make.

This is when my attorney crafted a very nicely ;) worded letter explaining we were ready to sue for specific performance if the seller decided to walk. 

Anywhere with craft beers is always a good location.

SLO's are GREAT, but have inherent risks...just as Sub-2's do.Start off wholesaling or just LO assignments and learn the craft. 

They are THE producers/suppliers/masters of their specific craft or product.In terms of RE, the tortoise wins.