Sharing an article published just last year on BP on this exact question:Short-Term Rental Loans: What Are the Options and How Do DSCR Loans Stack Up?

I use the data case Shiller used to publish on total residential RE return for large cities for this century (it is my belief it is no longer published as I have not seen it in a few years).  

I do avoid anything published by white nationalists.  

At the end of tenancy,any amount owed will be the obligation of remaining residents; any amount refunded will be returned via one check payable to all remainingresidents.2.

In Colorado, we also have the HUD FMR but each PHA will publish its own Payment Standard and Utilities Standard for what they are willing to pay on a voucher. 

I’d be happy to get you a copy of my new book on self-storage when it comes out next month (BP Publishing).

Thanks Check out this article on BP published on this exact topic - the "5-10 Unit Multifamily Niche" has some very specific financing options - including, the Multifamily "DSCR Loans" that @Brian Cauldwell mentioned - these look like SFR loans (no tax returns, 30-year fixed, Rent/PITIA to calc DSCR etc.) but are for slightly bigger propertieshttps://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/multifamily-dscr-loans

I have contacted the clerks office in each of these respective locations and they only publish documentation when a formal foreclosure has been set and the auction date is posted.

First reference look at average apartment maintenance/cap ex which NAR publishes.

If there is a lien holder they are usually more picky on distributing the money and will often make the check payable to you and the insurance company (jointly) who will then piecemeal the money back to you as repairs are completed.