As David said, there is the smartmove and similar programs which lets you direct tenants to a website to order the report for you, they are very popular for small landlords with one or two properties.  

If wholesaling is what you want to do, having an investors viewpoint when analyzing properties is a must.

Also, if you clear that part, they have a team of "underwriters" who will analyze your project to make sure it is feasible. 

But if I'm sitting at a table trying to analyze records, nope -- he wants out of the carrier, starts fussing.  

Contrary to popular belief, they are still buying and the big ones like Blackstone and AH4R are holding their portfolio's.

This amounts to roughly 55% for most of the properties I analyze, so I am comfortable with those assumptions. 

It is a system designed to capture, store, manipulate, analyze, manage, and present all the information on properties you need to due your due diligence.

I'm currently analyzing two markets (via MLS): ATL and Denver.

That's a good start, analyzing 100 deals would certainly be a good start!

There is a property analyzer tool you can use here on the site that will give you more accurate numbers.