Instead, I would recommend using price labs for capturing a general consensus of how the area performs, then make a comp set on price labs to pull comparables or use Rabbu to get a feel of what the competition is like around your property.Otherwise, when figuring out the rates that your property will be pulling DO NOT use price labs or any other softwares rates that they give you.

My daughter has been interning at an UNC neuroscience lab for free since her junior year, but she also got published in a study as a result.

I know there are a few investor lab meet ups as well.

Perhaps spend $10 on a market report for a sample property on Price Labs.

I'm inclined to think that the stigma of a meth lab is way less of a big deal on a multifamily rental property than on a single family flip house or something like that.

I plan to sign up for uplisting and price labs shortly.I also reviewed tools available on https://getpaidforyourpad.com/..., but I didn't see a tool to manage listing information.

Chemistry enthusiast looking to grow and discover new things every day.You already have the skill set to to evaluate 1 thru 4 above, even though this is real estate and not Chemistry. 

In Portland you'll want to have a handle on Senate Bill 608 (Oregon's Statewide Rent Control), HB 4401 (the current evictions moratorium regulation), Portland Rental Relocation Assistance (city-wide rent control and mandatory renter assistance for no-cause evictions), and the FAIR Ordinances.I'm teaching a class via Investor Lab in May on this regulation so DM me if you want info.Thanks,Kurt Lane | Chroma Property Management

From there, join the Investor Lab group and as many Facebook groups as you can.  

Before assuming they are all asbestos and forgetting the deal, get them tested in a lab, I'm from Ohio and I was able to have tile in the ceiling and tile tested for $50 total, took about 3 days to get results back.