I have no clue what stage you're at in your ventures but just wanted to suggest you don't get caught up in all of the "business" side of things as procrastination to actually finding deals.

Investor deck is in the final stages.  

But after deliberation I decided that NONE of the other sites I frequent are centered around financial freedom so I'd be insane to not create an account and utilize the tools and information provided.That said is there a site/app/service that can show me residential land/lots that are currently for sale, in areas or neighborhoods that have recently had homes sold, along with sales & listing data?

Loreal spends her free time cheering for the Bulls at the United Center, trying out trendy, new restaurants or checking out neighborhood festivals.

While their are always deals that pop up anywhere you look, your good question centers around averages: "On average, where should I look?"  

BP is the ultimate learning center for real estate investment.

I know this request is a bit off-topic (thus the category listing), but I have a friend who is looking to film an interview with a client in a partially completed commercial building (drywall or framed stage).

That said, it sounds like you're past the stages where you're considering this property and have already acquired the building so I won't try to talk you out of it.

The location is fairly isolated from they key employment centers, there is really no reason for good tenants to want to live there.

Hi,Let me share data from Texas A&M Real Estate Center about Texas Economy released in Aug 2016What is your opinion about future of real estate based on these numbers..?