But neither may be published yet.

@Heath Sizick most of your posts are well written, but this one has a few holes & self-bias issues:(Published Listings: not aware of any PMC/landlord that still uses print ads!

Quote from @Wendy Patton: Do you have experience and let me see the financials for those projects Wendy, did you ever publish an update of your book?  

👋For market rent comps, here are a few resources I’ve found useful:Zillow / Rentometer / Apartments.com – good for quick ballpark numbers.Local Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace – can give you the real “street-level” rents in your area.Property management companies – sometimes you can get insight directly from agents or PMs who know what’s actually renting.County or city property records – some areas publish historical rental data.BiggerPockets forums & networking – ask local investors; they often have current comps you won’t find online.Since you’re a commercial realtor starting out, combining online tools with local market intel will give you the most accurate picture.

Three books that have really inspired me so far are Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki, as well as The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No and Low Money Down and How to Invest in Real Estate —both published by BiggerPockets.Since I’m not currently working a 9-to-5, I’ve been using this time to focus on learning and building a foundation for long-term success. 

RentCafe publishes a rental competitiveness index, that gives you some idea about rental demand.

Most all publishers will do this for books. 

there's a ton of knowledge here in the group, other's already mentioned the library of books published by BiggerPockets like Avery Carl's "Short term Rental Long Term Wealth" helped me at the beginning. 

I've done extensive research on this and am about to publish on a blog on this very topic. 

They publish the national average mortgage rates along with articles about rates and housing.