My credit score is 800, if that's relevant.  

I have found the lending side to be the most variable and informative for me as to what I can and will pursue.So, if you know that you'd ideally purchase a 12 unit 2-story apartment built in the 1960s that currently has a flat roof and central heat and air (if that's relevant in Sacramento), then running through the numbers on an asset like that would be a very useful thing with a competent lender. 

Are the calculators and content relevant for real estate investors located in Canada and investing in properties in Canada?

The sub-association pays into the master association.This is directly disclosed on their budget.We cannot lend in projects that have hotel affiliation.I have copy and pasted the master association website as well.http://waikoloabeachresort.com/index.php/big-island-accommodations/waikoloa-beach-villasHere is the relevant page on the Fannie Mae website:https://www.fanniemae.com/content/fact_sheet/ineli...

Area Vibes is good for areas, but doesn't do much on a street by street level, which would be critical for say Cleveland (not my market). these days I used redfin competitivenesss score day and night.problem with roofstock nei. rating is that it's never relevant to real estate market anyway to begin with, you want to make money, not about counting how many murders in that zip code because that's irrelevant data. we are not police department.

I skim headlines of CNBC and Seeking Alpha daily and read articles that i find relevant, including write-ups on REITS. 

As a side note; if that's not what you are asking and I just provided a ton of non relevant info i do apologize in advance.

Sign contractArrange property inspectionsGet Municipal Certification from SellersGet details of Well/Septic inspections from Seller (if applicable)Get details of current Tenant security deposits from sellerGet copies of current tenant leases (if applicable)Arrange insuranceRegister building ownership with relevant CityMy intent is to fix/spruce up each apartment, increase the rent, and ask each current Tenant to re-apply for tenancy if they want and can match the new rent.This way I can evict the bad tenants, improve the cash flow and start fresh, all simple stuff, but being new to Michigan and the US, I would like some advice on what I (must) be missing in this process, or even what I cant do (to avoid legal mess and costs)CheersDavid

What statistics are relevant and which are just contributing to my analysis paralysis?

I asked a few questions recently in this discussion category that you may find relevant, and people provided a lot of good input.