Archive of rental investors in Minneapolis for download

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Here are the last 4 years of rental history licensing in Minneapolis. You start to see some interesting things when you 'join' this against the city Assessor file, in regards to how many actual units the Assessor is saying exists, and the number of units being licensed through the city.

It also provides a road map for violations, and the 'tiers' to work off of, changes of ownership... There's just a lot of directions to go with this.

for anyone starting to look at running Machine Learning against property/investor data... There is just a ton here for a Random Forest model when you join the Assessor file. (have fun dialing in those 'weights' for your attributes :) )

Goog was throwing me an error on the sheet sizes... not sure why, nothing should have went over 5 million cells. I had to create two tabbed sheets. They are tabbed at the bottom.

2016-17 tabbed license information

https://docs.google.com/spread...

2017-18 tabbed license information
https://docs.google.com/spread...

Enjoy. The sheets will be 'live' until Saturday morning, after that I am turning off the 'share' links, so download now if you want them.

Data history is everything.

[Jacob Johnson]

that's a very creative use of the data! I did not know that Microsoft provide the building footprint data on Github, that's very handy. Good luck on the project, I hope you find a way to getting it working for you.