They are also good indicator of how responsible tenant is.This article https://rentberry.com/blog/screening-prospective-t... has comprehensive list of tenants verification tools and warning signs that landlords should be aware of.

I found this tool here https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/fmr.html I wanted to know if anyone used it or if its accurate.

Many people don't know what tools may even be available.For instance, I need $10k for a medical procedure.

Lower appraisal means less money available for the HELOC, which is a MAJOR tool in my investing for the next two years.

One of the perks of the program are the loan terms, which are a fantastic tool for RE investors.

I started on my first "test run" and quickly realized I', clueless as to insurance costs, or even trash pick up (Republic doesn't  seem to have street pick-up rates listed on their sight).However, unless your pro you only get 5 turns on the "toys", so maybe practice with this one www.biggerpockets.com/tools/REIPropertyAnalyzer.xls-- then you can also figure % for maintenance and/or capex (older house, higher%, new home...)Have fun!

We are really serious about this business and have done sooo much research and back end business stuff but can't collaborate our first deal.

I myself am a brand spanking new investor and I feel that attending these things if possible would be a great opportunity for new and old investors alike to pick up a tip or two that could add some value and new tools to their repertoire. 

Throw the address into the city assessor's online lookup tool.

Using the calculators/tools on BP will prove very valuable as I look for deals in my area.