Here are a few that I find helpful:city-data.comschooldigger.comareavibes.com (although sometimes seems a bit harsh...but i guess you can't argue with data.. 🤷🏽‍♂️)neighborhoodscout.comcostar.comLet me know yours and why!

I think it might be worth contacting whoever is the decision maker at this point to see if they have a plan, and if I sense some inner drama I could choose not to pursue it too hard. 

If i'm closing A-B transaction first how do I use my buyer's money to flip the bill? Would the title company allow me to use my end buyers money $$ to pay A?

you will be dealing with a high level of evictions, drama, crime.

Update to this drama...

If your burnt out on landlording you can leave that drama to others and take the position of the banker.

I'm not trying to be harsh, but the reality is that showings disturb tenant's lives and courteous landlords do that as infrequently as possible.  

Link: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2019/08/09/denmark-jyske-bank-give-negative-interest-rate-buy-home/1965593001/With all the inverted yield drama these last few days I’d like to hear what folks think.

I also own a 20 unit building that is in a C- class area, and the cash flow can be great if you can deal with a bit more drama. 

More harsh reality instead of the you go girl/boy.