These two books give you a general overview on Rental Properties available at BP/store. 

See https://www.bellwetherenterprise.com/product-overviews.

Trust that they've done a comprehensive valuation but also be cognizant that 99 times out of 100, they did not do an interior valuation AND they did not do a physical inspection so, deferred maintenance is not usually indicated unless it's blatantly obvious.

This isn't a per house breakdown rather a rough overview of what rents would have to be at that purchase price in the area I am shopping.  

. $6500 for 1-bedroomNot to be confused with Oakland’s new buy out ordinance that allows owner/tenant buyout negotiations for any reason, beyond owner move in.I think it’s a little dated but here’s an article to get a brief overview of Uniform Relocation Benefitshttps://www.friedwilliams.com/single-post/2017/12/28/Uniform-Relocation-Benefits-OaklandI’ve been learning everything I possibly can about Oakland Rent Control laws but I highly encourage you to seek legal counsel while charting your course as a wrongful eviction can be devastating for the landlord.

Never use it as the basis for an actual purchasing decision.You need to calculate your expenses comprehensively and make sure you have a clear picture on the cash flow - I'd suggest using the BP BRRR or Rental Analysis calculators to make sure you're not missing anything.

Here is a link to their page giving an overview of their programs:https://hcr.ny.gov/sonyma-prog...The income limits page for the low interest program is here: https://hcr.ny.gov/system/file...A lot of well known banks offer these programs, like Chase.  

These platforms look extremely comprehensive but unnecessarily complicated for my use.TenantCloud, this should have been a great "Just Right" solution for me, with all the features I need and not much else.

If you're committed to it you could start going to town council meetings and talking to people in the building department to figure out what they might be looking for to help defray the cost of bringing a road in.For example, if there are 4 lots and you're willing to commit to setting aside 2 for affordable housing or perpetual green space, maybe that would be something the town would be interested in that would make them want to work with you.It's also worth reviewing the most recent comprehensive plan for the town to find out what their general priorities and goals are.

There were at least a dozen REI educators selling flipping/wholesaling courses and seminars, with the same "no cash, no credit" hype as today.Title searching and resources for finding missing owners has gotten better and more comprehensive, but I was able to do most of what I can do now back in 2000.