I've also listened to Crest Core podcast, they have 2 episodes talking about the zip codes and giving an overview of each.

It's just a method of payment, not a comprehensive set of services associated with a real estate transaction. 

For seattle, look up "Seattle RRIO" to get a overview of the city-specific regulations. 

Then we totaled our car, and despite having email evidence that I authorized adding comprehensive coverage to the car because we kept having to dip into our EF for the house (which was riddled with issues - long story), the vehicle was not covered.

There are more details but that should give you a general overview.

I'm wondering if anyone can provide me some insight on a general overview of some good neighborhoods to break into for investing in Indianapolis or the surrounding suburbs? 

His job is very smooth.You probably need to be comprehensive on background search and rental history.

Some ways to combat that variance are by 1) doing a detailed screening on every potential occupant of the unit, 2) having a comprehensive lease that spells out those things that you consider important, 3) taking time to thoroughly walk the tenant through your unit showing and explaining to them how to operate everything, 4) letting them know in no uncertain terms what you will and will not tolerate, and 5) tell them to call you first if they have any questions about the unit.

I've found that there are two (at least) overview theories on locations: Get a property in an area that you like to vacation in and can use personally or get a property that cash-flows and use that cash flow to vacation wherever you want. 

All the other fancy data is great but where can I get a comprehensive report showing the comps  last years Activity.