Then you'll have an answer.For future listings, I believe you can connect Zillow to your CRM so that you collect the data automatically.

I've been narrowing down new cities that I'd like to invest in with a group of people and we've been going the normal route of collecting data through government sites but it's time consuming. 

Education and data are available freely for anybody that wants to put in the time.   

Honestly, I used the BP rent calculator, rules of thumb for variable expenses, and data from Rentometer.com, to get these numbers.

I know here in California if you transfer landlords and lets say the rent should be 2,000 but they are only paying 1,000 I cannot up the rent to 2,000 even with notice, and I cannot evict them because of that either, all I can do is wait for the lease to run out or raise it a measly 5% + CPI.

@Nikita Odnoralov Connect with a local investor/agent and get real time data form them onn similar units & always take airdna with a grain of salt.

David, we transferred to VA from Atl in 2004 and over past several years bought a couple rentals in GA and may move back in GA.

Noise transfer floor to floor with trusses can be quite loud especially with hardwood floors.  

If you bring a camera you can save a ton of time by taking pictures of the documents and sorting through them later and inputting the data onto a spreadsheet. 

Existing contracts always transfer with the sale unless all parties agree otherwise.