The Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) query system provides a good graph-based user interface for viewing and understanding the data.

I dont think there are any forms available online for handling such query and I just dont want to write a check without some paper work to back me up just in case.Appreciate your help!!

I didn’t clearly express my query.

I have noticed that none of my recent posts have been showing up when I do a google query, so I wonder if google was penalizing me for not using the current date on my posts.

Further more, you can go through our forums https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums and you can find some helpful advises there or can post your queries there so potential members can answer to you.

Let's re-frame this to see if common sense can't make at least a brief appearance in this re-donkulous of queries: Is McDonalds moral?

To answer your query about STRs in Sarasota and Naples - they are allowed in some areas and not in others. 

Conversationally ask what their process is for finding deals that could potentially yield a good cash flow and cash on cash return.There are varying degrees of what I would call "investor-ready" agents, from like a level 0 agent who can't even spell investment; to level 1 where they know the terminology but can't really do investment math and don't understand the approach for evaluating a deal; level 2 where they do know how to evaluate a deal but can only do that on a hunt-and-peck basis with random single listings on the MLS; level 3 is like level 2 but they have an ability to correlate the single listing with a single set of rental info such as through rentometer; level 4 when they know how to take a CSV dump out of the MLS and plug in rental information to develop cash on cash scenarios in Excel; level 5 when they can load a CSV dumped out of the MLS, and another CSV of the MLS rental info, into a database like SQL Server, and run a query that correlates the for sale listings with the rental listings by either geocode or subdivision, and then sort the result by the calculated estimates of cash on cash ROI.

Posted a question in separate thread. would love to connect with you/other investors in that area. hope you can help answer my queries. here is the thread.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/793046-investing-in-peoria-il-from-out-of-state?

As I'm not in real estate sales, it seemed reasonable that my first query would focus on the level of need/interest in the real estate community.