If I assumed 3% appreciation on my building (which I know the market has cycles and appreciation is no guarantee, hence were my risk tolerance comes in), it would be worth ~$450k in 22 years (same length left on my loans) @ 3% appreciation (what I have found as a conservative historical average).

Get your financing in order first and go shopping with a full "wallet".

I have asked my real-estate agent to supply a list, but I'm wondering if this information is publicly available some where as a database.I guess alternatively I could just drive around my target area on google maps street view and make my own map, but this would take quite a while...Cheers,Tom

Make sure to check out the Bigger Pockets Blog: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/It is full of really useful information.

I am currently a 23yr old librarian for Nashville Public Library.

I never flip- flipping is a full time job that delivers close to zero tax write offs and zero passive income and it's risky if you don't know a market first hand and have a trustworthy construction/rehab team in place. 

I currently have a full time job, but spend all of my spare time learning and networking with local RE investors and I am looking to add value to others through what ever means possible.Thanks,Dan

I am looking to invest into wholesaling so I must need a lot of publication and advertising.  

The Landlord must attempt to get the property occupied at fair market value, and while vacant the tenant will make full monthly payments agreed in the lease until occupied.  

I don't disagree that most wholesalers don't do it right, but some do.I'm just saying, I wouldn't go around people without knowing the full story.