Use Zillow and rentometer.com to get data and analyze a few from your home to see what type if returns there are.If these meet your investment criteria then start looking in person.

They are a marketing platform and their data is not very accurate.

And where to find the data.

@Edward JonesA report from 2016 on flipping means nothing for 2019....data is 3 years old...?

Land is slow on posting their data.

Keep us posted on ROI once you've got some data.

I intend to keep up the momentum until I am confident enough (with my ever-growing knowledge-data-base) to start analyzing and figuring out clever ways to get rental properties (multi-families to small commercial/apartment complexes).So let's get right down to it: My Goal:Financial Independence.My Why: So I can be there for my kid when it counts.

This should lead them to opening even more about what they just shared with you, providing you even more data. 

Then compare those probable data with your SFH. 

@Ryan Boehner, a number of states prohibit the use of public data for marketing purposes.