Buyers have more information at their fingertips now and can easily make their own decisions and see what's available in the market place.  

Sure, its a lot less $$ per dollar than downtown, but I personally grew up 'out of town' so its familiar, and theres lots of wild nature at my finger tips at an airbnb house of mine.  

I also have owner information, inspection, and permit history at my fingertips.

I don't have it at my fingertips but just something you need to know that guests are going to be comparing your place to other options and if they see that as a missing item, it's going to negatively impact bookings/price.

I was able to find 6 flips in each zip code pretty easily, some less-so-than others but regardless I have my data included ranges and averages plus URLs to revisit the flips I used for my data.I also set up redfin automatic notifications for houses that meet the average criteria for each zip code to hopefully be able to sift more efficiently through all MLS listings (I'm currently focused on MLS since I think it is the low-hanging fruit with all the tech we have at our fingertips).I've been spending the last few days trying to learn deal analysis now that I had a decent overview of my market and am running into challenges but that's not the point of this post.I guess I wanted to post about what I've been up to so far and will happily take any feed back for improvement!

I need some advice on a few situations that's at my fingertips.

The license may not be necessary right at this very moment, but once you begin investing, being licensed and having the MLS at your fingertips is a great essential tool for many many reasons.

Being able to set the commission if you need to sell your own properties without negotiating with an agent. 4. have market data at your finger tips that you can easily pulled from the MLS.

I'm just making use of the resource I have at my fingertips, as well.

Make sure if you walk away from your desk, this list is still at your fingertips.