Does anyone know if the book is available at a local bookstore or Barnes and Noble?

The best and most accurate way is to have your real estate agent run the comps.If you want to do it yourself you can look up CLOSED SALES on Realtor.com, Redfin, Zillow, etc.Just make sure you are comparing properties apples for apples when determining the ARV.

I'm a flipper, yet there are a lot of buy and hold types in this market, it's about 2 hours from the Big Apple (dated).

@Nghi Le as @Ian Barnes mentioned you really have to have a solid and I mean SOLID team.

@Ian Barnes I got a questions for you

@Ian Barnes sorry you have a bad taste in your mouth from out of state investors. 

Originally posted by @Ian Barnes:@Robert Nelson, the last Baltimore City cop I spoke with was at a property on 22nd street that had been broken into a couple of hours before by junkies. 

The only way it will be an apples-to-apples (or bacon-to-bacon, whatever you shop) comparison is if you have an absolutely identical grocery shopping list week after week.

I really liked this article about Pittsburgh vying for Amazon's attention. https://www.nextpittsburgh.com/latest-news/amazon-become-one-pittsburghs-biggest-employers/With the fact that Uber, Google, Microsoft, Apple and Autodesk already have strongholds here, thanks in part to Carnegie Mellon University's AI developments, I can see our city welcoming Amazon's 2nd HQ.

Thanks @Ian Barnes.