You can also use websites like propertyshark, auction.com, and others.

(Yes Brandon, I am going to watch your webinar)My mid term goal is to generate "walk away" income.My long term goal is to create a legacy of wealth for my family.

I stumbled across a website that had heat maps and rankings for the cities in terms of most desireable so I was just looking to see if some of those would be confirmed by a local as being correct.

In a less desirable neighborhood, it is better to rent to applicants who know exactly what they are in for, who have generationally lived in that area. 

I’ve heard that needtoskip is a good website and i understand what it does, i just don’t know how it bills you out. i’m sorry if this is a stupid question, but what exactly are you paying for and how much is it?

@Jana CainI sort of had the same assumption from checking out the way it works on Landed's website.

I did a google search and found a few companies that offer numbers/reports for money, and also went to the TXDOT website but was thoroughly confused.I also want to be able to see if the traffic has been steadily increasing or decreasing over the past few years. 

Once you pass (from checking the state website), you can start visiting different brokerages to see which one best fits you.

Depending on the size and your confidence in its ability to generate profit you could consider finding a partner to cover what you can't finance.

Are there any good websites or tools that can draft a standard lease agreement for a live in landlord?