This is Christian, I'm a new member of the community.

The search function here  will help you a lot.

Seems like there are alot of alternatives but property data from these sites appears to be a money grap. 

Here are a few reasons:1.

Hi @Xuming Yu, I'll send you a few referrals :)

You don't want to focus on the renters of Section 8 because that can come off as discriminatory as a landlord.

You can learn a lot by being around others with a similar mindset or who have more experience than you.

I know there are new rules and regulations regarding tax liens this year. My question is can I still foreclose on the property this year. The previous investor held the certificate since 2020. Will I still have the sa...

Hey everyone,I am a newbie real estate investor in the greater Seattle area.

Let me demonstrate why you should not rely on this approach.Suppose you want to compare two properties.Property A:Rent: $1,800/MoPrice: $300,000Taxes: $2,000/YrInsurance: $1,500/YrAssoc Fee: $250/MoProperty B:Rent: $1,600/MoPrice: $300,000Taxes: $800/YrInsurance: $600/YrAssoc Fee: $35/MoCalculating the rent price ratio for both propertiesProperty A: $1,800 x 12 / $300,000 = 7.2%Property B: $1,600 x 12 / $300,000 = 6.4%So, Property A is the better property!