I had forgotten about the city data website.

That said, it is a dip in values, not a housing crash. 

@Dalton PayneIf you decide to sell the house - You will likely lose approximately 10% or so in value.6% to realtor commission4% to other closing costsDo you feel like the property still have the opportunity to appreciate in value?

But a few 4-plexes, or buy some larger multi-unit properties and you will retire and have many times more income, more appreciated property value and be rich.you can't do what is in the chart below with single-family homes with the exception of when you get super lucky and a property you purchase appreciates in value, but with multi-unit properties and especially when you purchase value-add properties you can plan, project very accurately and force profits 3 to 5 better than what is in the chart below.

However, after one year of seasoning, this Lender would allow for the value to be based on the newly appraised value, which can be significantly more due to renovations providing more value than the dollars invested (ideally $2 in value for every $1 spent on repairs).There are many types of Lenders with varying, ever-changing guidelines.

They also need to coordinate the final data transfer, which occurs a day or two before the loan transfer date. 

And in 10-13 years when most my rentals will be paid off, the cash flow will be 13-14k/month after expenses thanks to doing cash out refis to redeploy equity from my primary and other rentals that went up in value.

(House- Land) but since land changes in value how do I know what value the land is given?

The way I've narrowed it down is by:Gathering data from all 50 states (population growth, median income, crime, price-to-rent, etc.)Filter out states that have rent lawsFilter out blue states (not because of political beliefs but from my understanding they have less rules and regulation and I believe that in the current climate we're in with COVID and all people are going to flock to areas that don't have as much regulation)Highlight states that people retire in more than othersBecause of short-term rental becoming a trending way to invest, filter out states that impose regulation/rules against short-term rentals using platforms like Air BNB, etc.Also, using ZILLOW, I type in my parameters (homes under $125,000, sqft.

There are other data sources predicting the exact opposite.