Services like Zillow, CoStar, or local MLS databases offer valuable insights into local markets.

So i can take in automatically all of the listings into our database 

***What I have done so far***- I created a database of over 300 "mom & pop" paid lots spanning 27 cities. 

@James Holden you're not even in our database, so if you're going to diss us at least use your real name!

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Feed those into a prompt and you can get a high level summary of each episode, or search for key themes using a vector database.

All we do is verify through the PVA that there is indeed property and put them into the database.

Build your database, who owns them, do they want to sell, sell at what price, what are other builders paying?   

When I was a more active buyer, in my area I did similar deep dives into the HUD/REO markets and courthouse sale data based on Substitute Trustee filings.

For example, use crime databases provided by city governments or sites like NeighborhoodScout to find crime statistics by neighborhood/zip code.