I believe you can also put your signature at the bottom of your post, which then potentially generates leads, at minimum makes it easier for others to see how to contact you or your website. 

He liked the design, checked my website out and googled me.

Hi everyone, do any of the seasoned commercial investors out there have some recommendations regarding websites (or other tools for that matter) to evaluate commercial properties for things like cap rates, price/sq ft., etc. other than Loopnet, CoStar or the MLS?

I went to his website and it looks like he specializes in SFRs, but I'll reach out to him.

Anyone used this website and is it worth of it?

These are Fannie Mae Forclosures.Other ways are driving around, "driving for dollars" looking at individual bank websites for REO.s, Keep looking, I do spend a lot of time on the computer, but automating searches is a great way to get instant notifications of properties you may be interested in!

Question is: are there any other websites, normal local resources (other than other investors at a local REI club who do invest in that neighborhood) that I'm missing out on checking what the prevailing norm is in terms of which utilities tenants pay?

Be sure to check out the forums, the blogs, podcasts as well as other parts of this amazing website and like minded community.

COREE (they have a website but I believe they meet the first Tuesday of each month).2.

BP is not only a great networking website, it also has tons of information on REI.