It's a pretty comprehensive list.

If you are looking into getting into purchasing parks, the best material I have found is on "Mobile Home Park University," they have a comprehensive training program that I believe is around $600... well worth the money!! 

I have someone that does a LOT more than hand over a name and number and I'm looking for a contract a bit more comprehensive.

Maps of the city showing what you'll make in what areas, performance evaluations, overall economic overviews.

I would advise you to have a holistic, comprehensive view of your wealth building process. 

Ecampaignpro is a comprehensive list of all realtors in your area.

You can read CAFR (Comprehensive Annual Financial Report) for the area to find out more information about the biggest employers etc.I see that you are from Long Island... with 150k, you can get decent deals here if you willing to take leverage.

I’m not even sure if it’s possible to pull particularly comprehensive lists.

A local Seattle TV station last night ran a great overview report on the real estate market in Snohomish County, WA, Seattle's neighbor to the north, and my home territory.

If you are absolutely lost I cannot recommend enough "The book on rental property investing" by Brandon turner for a comprehensive crash course on the basics and the bigger pockets podcast where you will learn a ton simply through listening to people with experience.