People think they can get a database and their problems are over....NOT the case at all. 

I see nothing wrong with the big picture (which yours is not)...Delinquencies, foreclosure filings and foreclosures have all declined annually since 2011 -- if there is a systemic problem that's not being addressed, it's certainly not indicated by looking at national foreclosure data...Based on your posts above, it seems to me that you're one of those people who looks around, makes assumptions based on what you see and then declares, "This is the way it is for everyone/everywhere." 

My particular educational background is a double BS in Accounting and Business Administration followed up with a CPA license.  

I found that there a person can request a letter on the website from Social Security Administration, however, it takes up to 10 days.

203kcontractors.com has a database of "203k certified" contractors.  

When looking at all of the big research firms for cap rate data based on my specific area it is impossible to find Iowa or even Des Moines in the reports.

Starting to branch out and offer bookkeeping and general administrative services.in my local area of Houston, Texas (Reside in The Woodlands, Texas).  

For data, I use Real List Tax, which is a tax database for the MLS.

I'm biased, so I won't recommend any product in particular, but here are the top 6 functionalities you should look for in a Rehab Estimator tool:Estimate Starter Templates & Pricing DatabasesAbility to Customize Categories, Descriptions, Pricing & NotesAbility to Save Your Own Custom Templates for Future ProjectsAbility to Write a Scope of WorkAbility to Create Estimate Reports & SOW ReportsAbility to Track Your Actual Expenses Against Your Budget#1 Estimate Starter Templates & Pricing DatabasesEstimate Starter Templates and pre-built cost databases are a must-have feature to help you quickly get started estimating costs for your rehab projects.Building your own estimate cost databases from scratch can take days, if not weeks of research.

Anna, you have to inquire with your current employer plan administrator about the rollover, what's allowed.If you start flipping inside of your Solo 401k plan this will be considered an active business and profits will be subject to UBIT tax, are you aware of such tax?