I am starting out and I’m trying to look for best way to do research on the history of a property.Thanks in advanced!

This past day i have done extensive research on a good CRM for my wholesaling business that will effectively handle drip-campaign follow ups for my motivated seller leads from my cold-calling campaign.

I'm researching markets in the Atlanta area to see where might be good to invest.

Here's a list of questions I think new investors should get the answers to: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/361999-new-investor-from-glendale-ca, it's not necessarily comprehensive, but it's a really good start.After you've done your research, go meet the top one or two teams on your list.

5:    Issues Regarding Possession6:    Buying Properties After the Auction7:    Researching Property Information8:    Lien Priorities9:    Properties to Target10:  How Much Should You Bid?

I’m new to REI and still doing research to find my first property.

I am fairly new to BP, but have been eating up the podcasts, doing personal research, and working my way through a real estate book.

The wholesaler had to do a good bit of research and negotiating to get the property under contract.So taking wholesale deals, running your own numbers off of what's presented and moving forward would seem like a good way to at least have a funnel of potentials coming your way.

I was researching this in my area tonight.

If you were asked you to perform an in-depth market research analysis for single family investment properties in a market you were unfamiliar with, where would you start and what processes would you employ to acquire data regarding which neighborhoods would offer the best return and stability?