If SFR 1-4 units are based on comps and multis are based on the income they produce, when the market corrects, do the multifamily properties take a hit in value like SFRs?

Knowing the market well, having an experienced team, and making educated assumptions backed by data are things you can do to mitigate risks in real estate. 

This really helps me understand how to analyze the deal. as for the data, I tried to get the most accurate but speculative information Ive found online. 

The team has institutional experience and would gather data, analyze financials, interview the management team of the tenant company, and then document and memorialize their findings into an institutional grade credit memo.  

The reason being is that if you put 20% down on a home that appreciates 10% in value, then you actually have an ROI of 50% on your down payment (just from that one property).

The listing should be on the local MLS You can always check the "data source" noted on realtor.com to see what MLS' are used in a given area. b.

Often times you are only seeing a "view" or "report" of the information available on a listings, not every single data item available.

It is a killer market that seems to have doubled in value overnight.

Get into the data of how our cities are changing and growing.

Where is a good place to research local demographic data for target locations, such as income growth, job growth, population growth, median rents and median income, as well as other important info?