The information is there for Sold comps under Public Information, but you just have to dig a little deeper and do a little extra searching to get it.

Your other alternative is hiring a listing agent to rent the apartment and they normally charge 1 months rent as well.

Personally, I use RentRedi, but in the past have used Yardi, OneSite, and Entrata.Employees: as I have managed teams, hired, and fired, what has helped me best is to remember to hold them accountable.

I looked in here to find information on how to gauge a good rent price. 

I am not looking to informally self insure, I am looking to make a compliant insurance company.

I've got a couple of small flips under my belt but am trying to get into bigger projects and maybe development. I've been talking to GC's on new builds the pricing almost seems like they throw a number out in case I'm...

But even at “only” $1,300 with a dozen properties I feel like I’m hiring someone to enter data I think I could figure out but I’m afraid I’d mess up.

Could you please share the information you were able to come up with?

I was a little taken by how high it was but the broker explained that it is always going to hover higher that the traditional which is around 7.5 FHA is around mid 6 right now  I'm sure your lender has more information than me, but that seems high.

If that is what you mean, yes, the borrower must sign a letter allowing the servicer to speak to you and provide you information about the loan.