What you're suggesting is merely data that each landlord can use when independently (key word there) setting his/her own rent rate.That said, be very very careful about how you do this.  

The RMLO will already be involved with an applicant.Don't use banks, those are regulated RMLOs with a job, find an independent mortgage broker in a mortgage company, they have the leeway to assist without banking regulations and liability issues.There are RMLOs working with investors, but be very careful as they only need 20 hours of classes to get a license, what they suggest is not always compliant outside traditional lending.

I don't want a tenant who hasn't established that they are an independent, responsible adult, or who wants more home than they can afford. 

I'm brand new to REI and am looking to blaze a trail to financial independence. 

The hotel owner appointed me to sell the hotel property (Independent hotel).I have a hospitality background and I've been working closely with the hotel owner closing contracts and deals to operate the hotel.I'm new in the real estate market and I have trouble to find interested people to the property.

The town assessor has verified the land associated with the property, but Rob (at his own cost) has decided to have an independent land survey done as well.I will be sure to keep everyone updated as we continue on our journey to the closing table.

The deal is you don't have to pay taxes on any of the RE profits till you start taking it out.I try to think of the IRA as it's on independent LLC.Using your IRA is a great way to get in to real estate!

NO, Can they be independently wealthy threw REI alone by 35?

You'll likely have to find an independent agent, who will find one for you.Once you have a tenant in, you can get a landlord policy. 

One of the areas that I'm looking into is the Kansas City area, and I found a company called investmentscouts dot com (sorry not sure if I'm supposed to post links) and they appear to be an independent third-party which will check out the property giving you an overview of the condition and/or make sure the contractors are doing as they say (if you are rehabbing).