My properties are very nice inside & out, very modern with good renters.

Until then, keep an open mind to getting your first deal done, whether that is through partnerships, owner financing or sweat equity (or a combo of more than 1....you can combine owner financing with partnerships), but do not enter a deal strapped for cash..........the result is not good. 

Wherever you find a combination of high rents, lots of demand, relatively low operating costs, tight supply and access to reasonable financing. 

If you live in a large metro area, just by simply googling combinations of the word string 'Open Data GIS parcel ____' .

I have already been through re/max, prestige (then remax when they bought them out), modern real estate, and now KW.

What I'm trying to understand is the initial review before even going to see the property.I'm using a combination of Zillow and Trulia to get a feel for $/sq ft and then comparing to sold comps that are listed on these and other property websites.That initial evaluation is never a means to make a final decision but only a step to decide if it should go into the follow up pile or trash pile.

No immediate plans for a mobile version . . . first things first -- we update and modernize the site.

However, even then it only provides you a simplistic metric that must be combined with other metrics for decision making. 

They don't want to see that you have 300 and 7 years of combined experience.

From what I've heard: the high price of homes combined with many rental restrictions makes a better deal for the tenant than the landlord.