Additionally, I'm compiling extensive data on real estate deals across the country for an educational endeavor called Dealsletter.

Give me 30 more years to compile the data for you and I'll have something.If I had to guess however, some of the markets that have performed the best over the past 30-40 years would be:San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles, Boston, D.C., Denver, Portland, Seattle. 

Hey David,I've been yet to find one, but once you get familiar with the larger auction sites you'll be able to compile a list of upcoming auctions quickly.Here's a few to look into:   www.realauction.com; www.grantstreet.com ; www.govease.com;www.lienhub.co....Govease has a list of their upcoming auctions on the home page.

Market doesn’t matter, just looking to compile a solid list of investor-friendly agents who know how to work with investors on seller finance deals.Thank you!

STR Insights is working to compile this data.

Looking for free stuff doesn't sound like starting off right, since most free stuff is either incomplete or of dubious value - why would someone compile that kind of information and then give it away for nothing? 

MLS has a ton of stats that they share with you and that you can compile yourself i.e. sold data, new listing data, buyer demand/DOM, historical data, etc.2. improve sales skills.

You can either go the route he suggested by hiring a VA or you can look for a local admin or assistant that can do things such as answer the phone, compile a list of preferred contractors, and coordinate tenant service requests.

Or are you talking about lists from an individual that is compiling them?

I also had an interesting suggestion to compile these and use them as a marketing piece for prospective buyers to show them how we did the rehab and provide a little more confidence to them that things were done properly.