We tried searching on Zillow and other websites (e.g. rate-my-agent), but seems like the result is not coherent.

I think you're on the right website and you can find better advice here from any consultant out there right now.

Comps are higher now and we want to increase their rent, but the state of Michigan website is confusing in the explanation of whether or not we need to give 30 days or 60 days written notice.

They should have a website and social media presence.

Also how accurate is the cash flow to the examples on their website?

Yes it is a legitimate website.

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For everyone thinking about getting into real estate investing, I recommend spending at least 6 months educating yourself through websites likes this and its family of books and podcast, other real estate podcast, books at the library, and local meetups.

Go to land development website of the city/county you are in.