https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/1/viewer?

If you can narrow it down to zip codes and neighborhoods you can quickly determine what the demand will be for a property and what kind of tenants you can pull.Here are some sites I use and would recommendhttps://www.city-data.com/https://www.bestplaces.net/https://censusreporter.org/ Census Data Map Viewer https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/

Dear viewers, I am highly interested in the field of Real Estate and I was wondering if there are any local Houston meetups for RE investing? 

Not many people walking through and had one open house this past weekend that had no viewers. 

I as in the euphemistic I, could go to different cities and show viewers where to find contractors when to solicit, how to solicit, what to say, not to say, how to communicate, analyze bids, how to buy out to get the best price, background check, schedule, contracts, and workarounds because life happens.Another Idea would be on Probate when the executor finds out there is more burden than glam because of: Fiduciary responsibility, Corralling family members for decisions, Overcoming family EmotionsOvercoming family greed Satisfying Judges Orders The onslaught of Investors, realtors, lawyersDealing with survivorsYou get it. 

Alright, you all owe me for this one but here is a Columbus neighborhood boundary map.https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?

Check out Pinellas County Crime Viewer.

But if the property is a KCMO property, check out the city's parcel viewer - they break down the two values. http://maps.kcmo.org/apps/parcelviewer/

When wholesaling, I'll generally list on Craigslist once I get the property under contract; I usually get a decent number of calls from CL viewers, and while I've had a couple sales to CL folks, there tend to be more tire-kickers than serious investors.

(leak was in a different room from the photo I saw).Regarding the remote showings, the door was left open in the dead of winter, "viewers" trashing the property...