Not all of those are in the report but are archived in case they are needed. 

Everyday, I listen to the podcast and webinar archive and I must admit I'm pretty much overwhelmed with all the info.

Renter Inc, donotrentto, tenancy bureau, ratetenants, tenantdata, theRRD and etc.Check prior rental payment history, positive or negative, if they have been reporting it through a payment companies like PayLease, PayYourRent, RentTrack, ClearNow and eRentPayment.Compile all the finding into a single report and provide it to the landlord including a list of sources where the information was archived from so it could be provided on a "adverse action" notice to applicants as per FCRA requirement. 

These may be ok to post because they are to the SECs site.Madyson Equity Group, LPReal Estate Acquisition – Multifamily, office, single family, and senior livinghttps://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1672461/000147793217000476/madyson_posam.htmUnited Group Fund, Inc.

You are probably aware, but if not John Fedrow and Kevin Bump have great MHP podcasts on iTunes.

The Irish property buying process is probably very different to the UK but I can recommend a few books and Youtube channels for you to have a look at : Search for Rob Dix on Amazon and read his books : The Complete Guide for property investing, Rich Dad Poor Dad (which I am sure you have already read) and on Youtube: monoperty.I also listen to the Propertypodcast  http://thepropertyhub.net/podcast/on itunes and also the propertygeek podcast too.You can find great free course on the property hub also:http://thepropertyhub.net/property-courses/I am so excited about investing in property, my goal is to quit my job in 6 years and start flipping properties full time - buy at auctions, refurb and sell!

I don't have the setbacks handy but I think it's 100 to a water source and 50 feet to another waste area. depending on the shape of your lot these setbacks could make it un-build-able. 

@Jason Ma I recommend that you find a few of Brandon Turner's recorded webinars in the BP archives covering the topic of deal analysis.  

If HUD issued the guidelines (these are usually available in their website's archive), this isn't an overlay.

Yes, you can check the zoning archive online and if there's an APPROVED application for a 4-plex, likely you're fine.