I always use a few sources like Zillow, Furnished Finder, and Airbnb to find the range of MTR rents I can expect

I did have multiple conversations with him, and feel like he is a good source for investments and has been working hard to know everything about investment properties and will be a great resource.

I knew it was not a really great deal but for my first property my goal was to learn as much as i can and atleast break even. my question is now that i know that MLS deals are hard to find and the ones you find are taken on the spot by bigger fish, where do you source your deals?

Recently started listening to the discussions on the BiggerPockets podcast.While I value the knowledge gained from these sources, I'm eager to expand my understanding further.

Does the report come from the actual source that runs the screening, so that it cannot be manipulated before being sent to each landlord?

So lets say we use biggerpocket as source of LLM, hence in AI we can ask question like ? 

You can source a form for adding an occupant by using Google and the term "additional occupant addendum".

You report your total revenue from all sources and then deduct your cleaning expenses for income tax reporting.

For multi-units the tenant is responsible for pest control for their unit unless a pest control company deems that another unit is the source of the issue. 

In this case if you're the one with the lack of capital, you could be the one putting in the work to source and structure the deals.