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The ABCs of Real Estate Investing by Ken McElroy4. 

They say a journey of a thousand miles starts with the first step, so I applaud you for jumping in.As a side note, if you don't follow the BP blog yet, it is a great source of information on varied topics.Here is a recent one arguing against the "build massive cashflow wealth in no time with rentals" gurus preach.

It's difficult for anyone to argue with a comp if it's a truly comparable property that sold immediately across the street 2 months ago.

Not my cup of tea but can't argue with success!

I don't know if that also covers ACH transactions; I have a feeling there are probably some specs on that too, maybe from the Federal Reserve.All these requirements are published, and the ways to meet them are known, but you're not going to meet them on a "hire a 22-year-old kid from Craigslist to cut and paste code from StackExchange" budget; it will be more of a "draw up requirements, shop them around to several webdev companies, figure out which webdev companies actually understand what you want, figure out which of those companies aren't going to outhouse it to another country, hire them, and then argue about the bugs and change orders" budget. 

I'd argue there is not a warzone in Charlotte.IMHO, I think a smarter way to look at your area is in tiers or bands of risk, A, B, C, etc. or segments.

The ABC’s of real estate investing is good as well

People who will actually show up to get it done and not be arguing with their girlfriends on phone, smoking dope, etc...Bahahaha!!!  

No offense to those but in general who are they to give you advice on a property on abc street in West Hartford CT having NO idea about anything of the local market.My personal opinion.