Instead I would look on multiple websites to see what similar properties go for.

My recommendation would be to go to your county website and look at the zoning and try to make a game plan from there.  

Any website or Facebook group that could help? 

Hello,I am currently in the process of building a We Buy Homes for Cash-style website.

Agree 💯%You can save a lot of time just reading her book, checking out the short term shop website, and see what markets they are in.

I then re calculated the numbers for a short term rental and charging $150 a night fee with 50% monthly occupancy and all utilities being paid (est.300/mo), plus the $1,080/mo to the owner,  plus the airbnb website fee of 3%/yr/mo (if I listed it on there), my half of the annual property taxes and insurance to the owner of $3,600/yr, plus $150/mo for cable and no management fees as I will be self managing.

The enforcement reports are published on their website monthly.

Just make sure you know what you're getting into by going with a FSBO since there aren't many protections in place for buyers if they have trouble closing or have an issue with the property after the sale is complete.3) Stay informed - There are lots of different websites and newsletters that can tell you about new properties on the market, including Redfin or Better Estimate, which I check regularly.

Been Looking on websites to see what possible deals might be out there as well..  

I am working on creating my website and want to know: am I allowed to use the word Realty in my domain name, if I'm only a salesperson and not a broker?