According to my data, in my market at least (as displayed in my pictures) you would need to spend a small fortune for these leads.So when I type in the most sought after keywords, you guys (if I have the correct website rank #1)But  the numbers are low, which is quite odd for a ranking website. 

The data might be scewed because there are so many new builds that sold by one agent but i'd be happy to help! 

Historically, the plumber's union in Chicago has had a ton of clout with the local political powers.

This is a pretty complex question that cannot be answered without the correct data...its just not that easy to say whether a neighborhood is good or bad.

   :) This way when you find a deal that's worthwhile you won't necessarily have pay a realtor commission on top of a wholesale fee or the like.There are resources out there (websites & data companies, squeeze pages, facebook & instagram marketing, radio & tv ads, direct mail postcards & yellow letters,  and on and on and on) that'll help you find & attract these motivated sellers. 

Given the sheer size of the Atlanta market, and the staggering diversity across its sub-markets, I don't know that I'd trust anecdotal data for a critical analysis.Have you considered an aggregation site like AirDNA?

Hi Justin, I work with a real estate investment company in Cleveland, and I've manipulated public records data to get a list of owner names and addresses for properties.

With an easy search of those names in the states that they say they are, anybody interested to check these people out can find them and get the public data of properties that these agents in fact sold for PIP and its clients.

@Julie McCoy I am glad to hear that about the luxury cabins, I read it on another forum where they didn’t cite any factual data, so I have been trying to prove/disprove it as well.

OK maybe I am...1) Share the data on this PLEASE...