You can get an idea by surfing rental on Zillow and Trulia and browsing pictures and rates of homes in different parts of different towns.Lastly, and most importantly, be comfortable with the providers on your team in your market.

Browsing on Redfin it seems like there are options but once again, not familiar with the areas, schooling, etc.

I am reading, browsing the BiggerPockets website, and listening to the podcast as much as I can to learn as much as I can.

A good user interface can make the process of searching for a person much more efficient.Pricing: Compare pricing options and consider the cost versus the value of the information provided.

If you're looking for out of state deals look up awning top vacation rentals, these are on market properties with STR analysis, that way you don't have to analyze hundreds of markets, just browse the top listings according to cap rate, return, etc.

The maintenance interface allows you to delegate work orders from tenants directly to a vendor, and makes tracking easy.

I used to use Batch leads, but their comping interface is a little difficult to navigate and they don't have a CMA option.  

I have been browsing/taking notes about properties on Realtor.com. 

While you are browsing Loopnet, start keeping track of the brokers that are listing properties that you are interested in.

many times I’ve browsed through the sold homes to see what they went for and I’m usually surprised on a few of them that went dirt cheap , so much so that I could cry because I could have afforded to buy at that price but I would have been hesitant to offer an amount that low !