I am not opposed to using a platform like Propstream that would provide hard analytical data on markets, demographics, and such, but even just in terms of news about developing markets and real estate news I don't really know where to look for specialized real estate news that is not subjective/someone's personal take on what is happening in a given market or something.

sure but no one is going to not rent that place for picture not being amazing they are good enough in my opinion. i would lean more towards the price being to high. i dont know the area but the kitchen could use a little face lift but if that area doesnt demand a nicer kitchen then i wouldnt  worry about it. drop the price dont pay anyone for picture and bet it will rent.

I would be willing to bet you will make more off this real estate deal in 30 years than you would in stocks with the compound effect.  

These cost are going to very dependent on the area.If I was a betting man I'd say the zoning and permit cost will be more time and energy than financial, but should be taken into factor as holding cost will rise the longer the process takes.

At least the main platforms.

I typically view most cities along I-35 as a safe bet but I was wondering if I had any Hillsboro, Tx investors on here.

If you want to be more in the Denver metro area, then Arvada, Wheat Ridge and Littleton are your surest bets because they're the only cities that currently allow non-owner occupied short-term rentals.

I would bet you a dozen doughnuts you’d get a better net price from Zillow/Opendoor/offerpad than from investors. 

There are several events in the area, some announced here and others on other social media platforms.  

BP seems to be uniquely situated to offer an all-in-one platform that could provide all of the current Pro benefits as well as rental management/rent collection tools, digital lease signing, listing auto-posting, etc.