This is my first post aside from my warmly welcomed introduction in the intro forum :)So, as the title states I'm trying to find our target neighborhoods for finding our fist house to flip and the first thing I wanted to start out with was figuring out the median sales prices of houses in the general area so that I can pinpoint the neighborhoods with comparably priced homes in that range.I'm finding that everyone seems to have their own idea about what the median house prices are (many sites being totally outdated and useless).Here are the prices I've found that seem to be reliable enough:Median PricesZillow median sale price:$197,425.00Trulia Median sale price:$174,950.00Realtor.com med close price:$165,000.00Floridarealtors.org$199,000.00Average:$184,093.75Should I just stick with the average I have here and stop over thinking it or do you all have a goto data source that's open to the public?

I see a lot of new investors, even ones from philly, have a difficult time pinpointing an area of focus there are a lot of resources out there, and even in BP u can follow some investors and find out where they are buying and selling.

Spend some time driving the blocks and really try and pinpoint your area.

I can seem to pinpoint understanding of my questions, everyone wants to mention conventional loans.  

Yes these wifi data loggers are a great way to pin point usage and pro-rate costs.

Screenshot and make a gallery of photos so you can quickly scroll and pinpoint potential issues. 

Should I use some land mark or workplace as a pin point (Hospital, stadium...etc) Do you have any pocket listing around these area?? 

Chris gave you a great answer, and I will add, any property lacking proper like kind comps will be difficult to pin point a value on so proceed with caution in those cases.

I think eventually I'll try to pin point it to one particular area.

My guess is that the precise DNA in a union culture will be hard to pinpoint what that is, however I'd place a strong bet that by one 'trusting' a union to advocate on one's behalf, the main issue is that union members do not have agency, and get nearly zero experience in practicing negotiation and the soft skills requisite to be successful standing on their own in business.As always, generalizations are dangerous, and I'll continue giving ex union members chances in terms of labor, depending on my needs - AND you can always be the exception!