@Matthew Kurtz I compiled my lease from the leases I got from a few other investors and included the items that made the most sense to me.  

Fort MyersAvg square foot: 1620Avg price/sf: $1.06Cape CoralAvg square foot: 1766Avg price/sq ft: $.98Bonita/EsteroAvg square foot: 1726Avg price/sf: $1.25NaplesAvg square foot: 1751Avg price/sf: $1.48Lehigh AcresAvg square foot: 1471 Avg price/sf: $.83Days on market vary:Fort Myers: 62Cape Coral: 45Bonita/Estero: 100Naples: 122Lehigh: 33I would like to thank my friend Terry Records for compiling these figures and sharing them with me.

My son always argued with me and said Quickbooks was better, but when I compiled my records from my son and CPA I found that My CPA had made several mistakes with Quickbooks and was about $60,000 off and my son made less mistakes but if I remember correctly I think he was $30,000 off (can't remember).

Here's a list we compiled a while back with some cities/contact # to obtain the water shutoff list Google sheets document - Water Shutoff list

Last summer, I worked for a real estate brokerage's admin team, compiling paperwork for home sales, calling leads and setting appointments for brokers, etc.As a result, the brokerage wants me to come back and work as a broker full time in June.

I wanted to start a thread with a compilation of the best resources for data / analysis / research in Canada for real estate investing.

I made my money the old fashioned way: I went down to the courthouse and learned how to research case files.While I may use data aggregators, compiled lists and algorithmic formulae to identify and exploit nano niches, I still rely on my skills at reading the paperwork. 

The farming market data my team compiled, already has our ARV range for the type of properties we are considering.

They compile data from various sources to make their marketing spiel to businesses considering moving their operations here to Austin Metro area.

I can't thank you enough for compiling this great list to start with.In regards to your Point (3), unfortunately, I will not be able to pay more than about 150K as a downpayment, which would be okay for a conventional loan with a 20% downpayment up to a purchase price of 750K, which might not cover what I am looking for.