US News and World Report is not a good source in my experience. 

It is non-linear, meaning that small homes have a much larger $/sf factor than larger.Yes, you should see a higher price for more acreage and a garage, but there are so many other factors to consider:Style, Age, Specs - location, condition, beds, baths, basement type, foundation type, sq ft, acres, local conditions like noise sources, flood zones, school zones, proximity to airports, gun ranges - that list goes on and on.

@Gunes KoYour best bet is to discuss your situation with a couple lenders(conventional lenders and non-conventional lenders).You likely won't be able to get a conventional loan without another source of income.

I advise for literally hundreds and thousands of MN rental units, I have a legal compliance department and offices who's sole job is to read, interpret these laws and communicate with the government bodies directly.

If not, what is an effective source that would enable me to take action?

There may also be a reserve requirement where they cannot use the HELOC and need cash reserves sourced and seasoned for 3-6 months.

It generates over $1000k in income a month at these locations and is a good source of leadsThe smaller remote locations does not work so well with Uhaul. 

Let me be VERY clear… if this makes you want to try and jump into the game, our market in CB is extremely hot and competitive, but the underlying concepts of using data from a good source like AirDNA, and a data-driven approach to management, staging, operating, streamlining, and automation work pretty much anywhere.

Hi guys. This intro is going to be basically the same one I am sure you have read a hundred times on this forum but here we go... I am new to investing in general, and especially in real estate. I am 18 and needing so...

She knows Ronnie at the Wholesale furniture and linens store, sourced on line, planned the space, oversaw the whole job in matter of days.