Gus Grizzard: Strategy for Handling E-leadsI can help you find the most comprehensive foreclosure data available for Orange and Seminole County!

The former is a comprehensive breakdown of soup to nuts and the latter has some overlap, but is more like talking to a mentor.

Which one has the most current and comprehensive data?

I have been trying to compile the most comprehensive due diligence for each side, seller & buyer, and have a lot of information to be thorough yet efficient.

You can find a brief overview on the RD website here: https://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/multi-family-housing-direct-loans.

It looks even more comprehensive that Minneapolis regulations.It seems as if the wild wild west of Airbnb rentals is coming to an end and will start to be most regulated in most cities.

Here is a broad overview: Tenants rent from elderly family members who do not have the means to take care of an old home which sits on a large piece of property.

Shortly after that conversation, he actually wrote 9 rules on an index card to demonstrate the theory (you can find the card here: https://media.npr.org/assets/img/2016/01/07/index-...).While the 9 rules weren't comprehensive (and he actually later tweaked them for a book he wrote with that same author), they provided people who didn't necessarily know a lot about investing with a good baseline when it came to managing their personal finances.It got me thinking about what rules a similar index card would have on Real Estate investing, and who better to ask than the BP community?

Any suggestions on articles, websites, trackers, etc. to help me get a comprehensive view of the market--future, past, and present? 

They're going to be more comprehensive than any reply you'll find in this thread.