Greetings my fellow hustlers,I am new to the Bigger Pockets platform and although I've been doing my research on the site for some time I finally decided to join in on the conversations, to indulge in the knowledge and possibilities of further advancing myself in the field I have chosen (Real Estate Wholesale).

And yeah, it was brilliant, people were awe struck by finished product, point is it's big $ gambles, BIG, if I was wrong that coulda been a $40k+ "whoopsie". 

I am just so happy and excited to have found a place like the Bigger Pockets platform to share and learn from others.

How I found this platform is through a webinar that I viewed from biggerpockets and was really happy to find so many like minded individuals in the pursuit of similar goals.

Hi everyone, I’m looking to start renting a loft on platforms like Peerspace. 

You're taking a gamble.  

If so probably worth the gamble.  

It's a noble effort you are undertaking here for sure...auditor data is "open" now and most have a very good interface with GIS (check out MapBox or even Power BI)...odds are high that county auditors in these locations are on the same platform...they will have neighborhoods defined by "codes" you can use to define areas...your auditor will also have a "reporter tool" (more than likely) to draw down csv files with the data you need...since you are an agent, you'll want to overlay your MLS data for a complete picture...That said, you can draw neighborhoods with the MLS map tools, pull closed comps for specific neighborhoods and do your analysis from there...our MLS has a data point for rents...this is the only way to see "market rents"All this is a moving target and requires a lot of attention to cleaning and updating your data to stay accurate...

Yet it feels like the gamble might be too big, especially once you open up state databases and visually see sinkhole incidents throughout the neighborhoods.

BUT, with these online platforms (like RentRedi) I feel more confident navigating the whole process of managing.