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Account Closed
  • Landlord/Mentor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Best way to mine data?

Account Closed
  • Landlord/Mentor
  • Baltimore, MD
Posted

Hello,

I have a spreadsheet with the tax record info for over 500,000 properties in it.

My goal is to import the spreadsheet into a database that I can query for specific criteria- for instance- non owner occupied, value greater than, etc.

I would prefer to use a web based platform to do it so that I can download the property info that I query into a format that I can send to a company to do my mailers.

Any recommendations?

Thanks,

Mark

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Derek Carroll
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Derek Carroll
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I did the exact same thing as you. Hired an offshore coder on Odesk.com to write a c# script that converted the files to the exact format I needed. Didn't cost more than $100

Now I have all the records In sortable and filterable excel format

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