To find it you may need to "google" search for it, the website is still being worked into the other search engines.  

Keep me up on what you find out...so far I only googled around for a night and lending seems risky and complex.

@Harold IsaacsBroad Nationwide Stats:  http://www.realtytrac.com/statsandtrendsRents Specific to Locale:  https://www.rentometer.com/Local Stats:  http://www.zillow.com/home-values/I also like to add the keyword for the city I am looking at to my Google News homepage.

I have no personal experience with Houston real estate attorneys, but in researching BP to get some recommendations for future deals, I came up with the following 2 names:Steve Newsom (You can google "steve newsom attorney")Drew Shirley (http://drewshirley.com)Again, I have not had personal experience with them, but other BPers seemed to have good experiences with them. 

Some googling suggests that maybe they've stopped doing POS.I'm not super worried about getting the financing - it's really just a matter of time.

Investor underground has a google group that would allow you to search previous recommendations in the previous posts of that group.

@Alex Saplala - Google the phrase (without the quote marks, of course):  "las vegas corporate real estate investor attorney," or "las vegas corporate real estate Investor CPA," interview them until you find one you like and ask their recommendations for the other.  

It doesn't look bad on Google street view.Rents in the area range from $500-$700 for 1 bedroom and more for a 2 bedroom.

I briefly Google-searched REIA in my area last week and for some reason I ended up thinking that the closest one was in Roanoke.

I use John Hyre, you can google him, and tell him I sent you.