There one will find stuff like rentability scores, rents, tenant and vacancy durations, PM scores, basically the insider nuts and bolts for that exact address historically.

@Russell Brazil  as expeinced agents and sellers will tell you @Yadira Gutierrez  your first offers are 95% your strongest... in a hot market if the house sits for 30 to 60 days people will think there is something wrong or over priced. work with the best offer and sell it and close it.

And this is global: Germany 5.3%, India 7.6%, Mexico 7.3%, Brazil 10%, Russia 8.4% (and then the catastrophic inflation in Turkey 36% and Argentina 51%)!

I did buy a River front home last year out of Portland Columbia river Frontage was thinking about doing short term I rented it one weekend and they drove me nuts so its not something I want to do personally since we would use the house to. 

Investors out of state count on me from soup to nuts throughout the purchase to rehab to exit strategy for their investments.

I drove my manager nuts because I refused to say to the husband at a kitchen table, "I know you love your family" while his wife was sitting there!

As @Russell Brazil mentioned, DC multifam is high demand/low inventory. 

If some nut at a title company suggests a QCD ask for title insurance coverage on that conveyance,If a conveyance is not to or from a related party or entity, like partners, it is not the proper deed to be used!

Home Depot for the nuts and bolts by far and depending on your spend Home Depot is more contractor friendly.

@Russell Brazil yes, age is a protected class in NC.