Here is what I found online today:From texasfairplan.org:"As a market of last resort, coverage available through the FAIR Plan is not as comprehensive as coverage available through the voluntary market.

(Please provide me with as much detail as possible) When i start putting deals together i want to present my potential buyers with a comprehensive report.

i invest in commercial, had a need to understand commercial more deeply, and found CCIM to offer comprehensive deep level commercial RE education.as @Joel Owens mentioned, if you don't understand commercial, it may be hard to move a conversation forward with some brokers.

If I missed previous forum posts that are really complete and comprehensive, my apologies and would appreciate you directing me to them.

It's a comprehensive report that covers a lot more than just a person's credit and criminal history. 

I am curious if anyone has a comprehensive list of cities that are friendly to/allow Short Term Rentals and any specific rules said city imposes (for example, Littleton allows STRs but has very specific rules related to property acreage, etc). 

It includes, among other things, a comprehensive map of the Cleveland area, grading each census tract from A+ down to F, using a consistent, objective and transparent methodology using publicly available data (not subjective and arbitrary), which should help to get some legit intel around the risk level of any given specific location to really help you see what you are getting into.

I have yet to come across a more comprehensive metric.  

Wow, thank you all for such comprehensive responses. 

Here is a short list, probably not completely comprehensive:-Sales, relationship building and negotiation skills-Ability to read and understand most contracts and financial documents-At least a working understanding of common commercial real estate terms and concepts-An understanding of how commercial debt can be structured, what the different loan types and who the different lenders are-Money to fund deals (either in the bank or relationships with passive investors ready to write checks)-Multifamily ownership Experience to sign on the loan and to make raising the money easier (probable possible without, but much better with)-Net worth and Liquidity requirements to qualify for the loan.