They are generally looking for quality properties in major growth markets and strong sponsors. 

But I'm wondering if they are as useful and applicable (i.e. the ability to edit) and if there are other more cost effective means to obtain said documents.

I understand the basics of looking at Zillow and Trulia and identifying the median home prices in specific areas and understanding the statistics behind the community, i.e schools, crime, growth, etc.

Hi Aaron,Yes I currently work 830 to 530 but I have the ability to begin and end earlier and I currently work remote one day a week and could increase that as well.

Water Stains in Sub-Floor under toilet (Structure safety and mold/fungal growth concerns) Discolorization of floor joist due to harmful form of fungal growth Door hinge on bottom crawlspace Floor Deflection, sag in master bathroom and bedroom b) The girder in the middle right end of the crawlspace and the floor joists at the rear of the crawlspace have been notched in several locations to install plumbing lines and the headers that were installed where a joist would have been cut in two to install the drain line under the shower stall in the master bathroom are not properly attached and exhibited signs of failure.

I am not focused on Vegas right now but here are the things to look for when choosing an area/city to invest in:projected job growth rate of foreclosure filings is the city government investor-friendly?

I’d say population growth and median income are probably two of the more popular.With population growth not only consider how much the city is growing but look at what is causing that growth?

Each person has different learning abilities and drive. 1) If your current job pays well you may be able to learn on your own or pay someone (like a coach) to educate you while on the job. 2) On the other token if you need a push, being a property manager or a commercial broker or a lender, may push you further along in learning indirectly if your drive is not that strong. 

Columbus is a tough city to learn just because of the rapid transition and expansive growth...it's pretty hard to get an unbiased opinion on many of the neighborhoods. 

Like how do the big boys, Zillow etc have the ability to list practically every property out there?