- the best way I've found to determine if there's a market is to go to airbnb / vrbo / homeaway and search for similar properties.

Welcome to BP @Jacen Lehman, I can't help with auido books but if you use the search here at Bigger Pockets maybe you can find some that others recommend.

I am selling this property which was purchased at a tax lien sheriff sale, I signed a contract with one of those contractor guys who buys for cash, but he is not licensed and is just trying to sell it or wholesale it on the MLS, leaving me without any word on the process, The contract said they should have started the process of the Title search and notified me within a 5 business days and notify me within 20 days of any problems with the search, they did not start the search until 15 days from signing the agreement, then i sent an official cancelation he is accusing me of breaching the agreement and want to file a lien on the property for his right to buy??

Currently I run an online business, and part of the reason for the desire to get involved with a rental property is that I see rental properties as a smarter and more stable long term investment as compared to an online business that can dry up in a few years time.Currently I live in a very low income city on the east coast.

You can research it yourself, there are companies that will do title searches for a subscription fee, or if you have a good relationship with a title company they may do prelim's for you but if you are sending them dozens of properties a week you better be giving them a lot of business.

I think it would take me about two weeks of diligent searching to grasp a certain market - but I would need the help to discover recent sales, etc..It’s a treasure hunt; fun, exhilarating, and pure American Dream stuff. 

f...Or simply search, "Indianapolis Out Of State Investors" and you'll be sure to find out.

I've been searching for negative reviews and most of them just center around the font size being small or not liking connecting bank accounts etc.

Back to searching. 

The tenant should be responsible, and they can hire it out if they desire.