A quick look on the web shows they’re not available in my home state of Idaho or in the state of Ohio where I’ll be investing.

I am reading and learning as much as I can from the site and constanly browsing the web for real estate deals.

web site?

My agent here, Dennis Cox, has a list of local resources on his web page though.

You should then spend the time to study all the information provided for landlords on this web site.

I would search the Fileplace for pre-built spreadsheets that users have uploaded to BP:BiggerPockets Fileplace - hundreds of files uploaded by BP usersRealData - large multi-family/commercial property analysisHouseFlippingSpreadsheet.com - Spreadsheets for analyzing house flipping deals/estimating repairsRentalSheets.com - Spreadsheets for analyzing rental propertiesCash Flow Analyzer - Spreadsheets for analyzingAppsBigger Pockets Calculators - web-based calculators for rentals, flips, BRRRR, wholesale, etcDealCheck.io - Mobile apps/web app for analyzing rentals & flipsREIkit.com - Web app for analyzing rentals, flips & repairsZilculator.com- Web app for analyzing rentals & flipsMogulmind.com- Web app for analyzing rentals & flipsDropmodel.com- Web app for analyzing rentals & flips

I own a digital marketing agency helping small business owners with web development, SEO, logo designs and sone advertising marketing.

Unfortunately, getting help is not often easy, even from your web host.

Is this a service you subscribe to or can this type of data be found out on the great world wide web?

I don’t think I would, but for some reason the IRS’ web sites example claims that I would, despite it conflicting with several CPA articles that I've read that state otherwise.