In the US, we tend to avoid using new builds for rentals because they are more expensive than currently existing houses.

I’ve had some time recently to build up cabinets in the flavor of the existing units, however tracking down Honduran mahogany plywood is proving to be a challenge.

You had also better take the time to sit down and study your state landlord tennat regulations as well if you have not already done so.

Any idea where data like this would exist?

You can compare the existing use with the allowed use(s) and see if there's any opportunity.

Zillow and their subsidiaries are trash...mashvisor too...none of these big data firms can explain how they actually arrive at their figures...at least Core Logic has been in the game since the beginning of time and RPR is the direct path to the real estate market as it exists for listed properties, anyway... 

Curious if everyone did a pre/post rental inspection with tenant (either new, or existing on purchasing a house)?

What are the regulations?

@Christopher Dorsey Sub2 is a standard purchase contract with a clause that reads something like: "Purchase is subject to existing financing remaining in place and in the seller's name."

Fox 13 news gave us a look at a virtual tour Tampa released recently that gives a good idea of what Tampa could look like in 5 – 10 years, if the existing and pending projects are completed as intended.What’s Expected 10 Years from Now?