@Jesse KerrYou can ask them about average sales prices, days on market, housing statistics, age of neighborhood/when homes were built, things like that.If you’re interested in demographics or crime rates, you need to look at sites like city-data dot com or neighborhood scout dot com or local police websites, or whatever you can find online, as agents can’t provide that information to you.

@Clifford Paul I didn't know the IRRL worked like that thank you guys I have been learning so much through this website and the great people on here!

@Robert Burns If you're overwhelmed with low quality leads it's not a bad idea to direct them to a website with all the qualifying details.Bandit signs definitely tend to bring in a high quantity of low quality leads.

Hi Irina,Fannie Mae puts their rental income calculation forms right up at that website I linked above for anyone to download. 

It should be available on the BP website or on Amazon.

Just formed my LLC last friday and am in the process of getting my website up and running. 

I suggested Pro Schools (online ed) simply because they are the original company that offered classes and the biggest and the website is super easy to use. 

They are probably listed on the Oregon Real Estate Agency website (the state board the governs real estate agents).  

Anyone have recs on favorite websites for this information or do we need to go to the county appraiser office?

What website or platform would you suggest I use to look at metrics that are relevant to multifamily investing like supply and demand, occupancy rates etc. 2.