(I have not validated this data nor do I own the site, just did a quick google search)So relative to purchase prices 1, 2, 4 or 7 years ago, it's definitely not a good time to buy.That said, you are doing the right thing by seeing what the trade-off would be relative to your current situation.  

They also recommend obtaining city demographics data to figure out what areas have potential for growth.  

Does anyone have any hard data on what annual capital expenses should be in the Midwest such as Indianapolis, Kansas City, Ohio, Alabama, Oklahoma, Nashville, Chicago, Memphis and the like?

You will have to monitor how much megabytes in data transfer that you use while uploading your videos to the cloud. 

Once I got the property under contract and want to submit it to a buyer do I have to in turn show them the property (They inspect) or just submit data on it?

Read the product data sheet on yhe drywall for screw pattern.

The appraiser can only work with data that exists, so if there are no comps I would expect appraisal problems.

I want to see the other side of the picture with data and facts to see if I'm doing it right or wrong.How do you determine how long you want a loan for? 

I am starting out in the field of real estate and I would like to know if there's any data or any pre-calculated tool wherein I can know the average purchased price of 1 bedroom and 3 bedroom apartments per city in the USA?

The data for that city looks good.