The people from the city will make a reservation on Airbnb to catch you and find you $1000 per day based on the amount of time it’s been on Airbnb. 

As I am reading more it seems common but it also sounds like there are plenty of people who don't do it well. 

This is exactly what I do, but I know lots of people use two listings for the same property but I'm also hearing that Airbnb AI bots are cancelling listings for duplicates!

It seems like there could be a conflict of interest (e.g. the agency's investment arm finds the best deals/properties for themselves and pushes properties onto clients that their investment arm has already passed on).Is this an issue or is there something I'm missing that makes the conflict of interest uncommon?

The Quit Claim Deed was hastily generated such as paragraph indents where there shouldn’t have been, missing information, and most importantly had the incorrect property ID from the County.  

Am I missing something???

However, it may turn people off to nice investments that can give you anywhere between 12-15% ROI (singles, doubles, and triples.I'm far from an expert and I want to learn different ways you guys analyze deals.

Condos have had generally more trouble selling because of people's general perceptions of HOA fees. 

There are many people here on the forums that are so resourceful and can give advice to almost any hurdle in your journey

What are some tools that people use to figure out what comparable homes/units are charging tenants for rent in an area you're interested in investing in?