Besides using the MLS (like a realtor or an appraiser) what apps or sites do you use to find comps to determine your ARV?
I currently use a combo of Zillow, Realtor, and my Deal Check app (which uses the Zestimates I...

@Sindy Zheng I know that this isn't a book, but adventures in CRE is an amazing website with an expansive library of educational material regarding underwriting and modeling.Also if you have any specific questions I would be happy to reach out!

Not knowing those areas well is a problem, asking around or checking individual county's website is often slow too.I found that out by checking local county's tax calculator + found properties in the same area that's sold for similar pricing back in 2019 and how much they are taxed in 2020.I had the opposite for Las Vegas, where the numbers were higher than the truth.When you google, "property taxes in xyz" they only mention what an average property tax is in a given area, often that percentage has nothing to do with booming markets and does not indicate anything near what you'd be paying.Anyway, just curious if there's any service where I can just put the zip code and get the real property tax amount/percentage that I would be paying if I purchase a house in that area?

I would check out their website to see if they have anything available. https://www.harleyshomesnashvi...

Any thoughts on CRM, texting, emailing, website and marketing tools would be appreciated. 

@Norense IyahenEvery market is different to determine whether MF or SFH's are better.Normally, it is a supply / demand issue.Markets that have a lot of land area and most of the housing development is SFH's will see that the price of MFH's be higher.However, in areas with more quantity of MFH's, it may drive the price down.Furthermore, it doesn't help that every guru / real estate website is touting for investing in MFH's which is driving up the price(lowering the return).I personally invest in SFH's and have over 25.

Hey Gary, you can go to the county website and search the property records. 

When generating the tax ID from the IRS website the form has a separate area for mailing address... but for passive income for say rentals...if you don't office in that state, it is not always easy to have an associated physical address in another state. 

I've formed my LLC, built a website, built most of my systems, and opened my operating and trust accounts.

Can you please recommend apps or websites to look for handymen that can fix properties nationwide?