It was not my first deal I learned the most from (but what I did learn from that deal is the servicing transfer process can be so painful when it should not be, especially depending on who your servicer is).

Yeah, I've tried some of those tools - SEMrush/SpyFu are great for digital marketing but not really designed for real estate market research specifically.The gap I'm seeing is that most tools focus on one piece:- Rentometer → rental comps only- NeighborhoodScout → crime/demographics only- AirDNA → just Airbnb data- City-Data → outdated forumsSo you end up with like 8 browser tabs open trying to piece everything together 😅What I'm really looking for (and maybe others here too) is something purpose-built for real estate investors that shows:✅ Actual rental demand (not just comps, but vacancy rates, days on market)✅ Section 8 voucher availability by area (huge pain point for me)✅ Local landlord regulations that could kill a deal✅ Neighborhood trajectory (improving vs declining)✅ All in one place, specific to the address I'm analyzingCurious - for those doing multiple deals per month, what's your process?

Then you can make one journal entry to tie it all together.That said, how seamless this process is can depend on your bank.

Quote from @Junior Maravel: Hello everyone I’m in the process of buying my first investment property in Cleveland and I’m looking for some help on tools/software/apps  you guys use for self managing a property living far away from it.  

So, I want to determine the process of potentially creating an LLC for them and going forward as I purchase new properties.

The manual process is painstaking, with various spreadsheets, word docs, email attachments, etc.

That’s how a lot of investors scale, but it’s risky if you’re already working with limited capital.Best option is save up some more maybe even wholesale some deals if you're really trying to speed up the process. 

Their customer service was disrespectful throughout the process.To be fair, this company is based in New York, and maybe their standards or processes differ from those on the West Coast.

Make sure its not a simple letter based on a generic credit pull make sure they offer a fully processed/Underwritten loan which is a loan commitment.That will offer you your Maximum loan amount, clearly show a PITI payment and allow you to gauge a realistic cash flow.

Also, factor in ongoing operational costs like insurance, maintenance, and utilities.