Here are some resources and tips to help you get started:Real Estate Websites: Websites such as Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com can provide you with a wealth of information about the housing market, including current home prices, property taxes, and historical sales data.

Start with the right mindset and set the right expectationsIn a competitive market, with historically low mortgage rates coupled with extremely low home inventory, expect to make lots of offers before you get a deal under contract.

Historically this hasn't happened, but historically rates have been coming down not going up.You may want to explore just getting better insurance. 

Factors that put pressure on these prices include strong immigration and in-migration numbers, strong employment growth, historically low interest rates and quite frankly - difficult access to employment centres in downtown Toronto. 

We're located in a historically "cash-flow market" and struggle to find it. 

You need to look at historical data, what similar properties near the subject property recently sold or rented for, and base your estimates on them.

Historically we have poor appreciation, though I even expect that to change over the next decade.

If it's pulling comps from Historic Irvington or other higher-end areas, the data won't accurately reflect the local market for your property.

Here's the deal:-Historic home in central Florida.

January has been a lot slower than even historical (pre COVID years).