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Aberham S. Dadi
  • New to Real Estate
  • Dallas, TX
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Finding Good Real Estate Market Data

Aberham S. Dadi
  • New to Real Estate
  • Dallas, TX
Posted

Hi!

I'm a software/data engineer with a background in finance and business development. I started looking into real estate investing a few months ago and encountered some hurdles with getting accurate and local data all in one place, at a price for a beginner like myself. I'm interested in all the normal stuff: demographics, employment, mapping, zoning, supply and demand, and the value of property improvements in specific markets, both historical and current. I was wondering if any one else has too and would love to talk about it!

There's been a lot of advancement in technology and data systems that could potentially result in a low cost solution and I would be interested to understand what data problems other investors are facing. If you find yourself resonating with this, shoot me a PM and we can set up a time for a short chat.

If there are tools out there, especially ones with good historical data, that you already know of, please share them so everyone can check them out.

Thanks!

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