I did some very informative reading of the archives trying to find an answer to this, but up to now have not found anything that answers this . 

The account may be archived or likely sent off to a charge off company.

The only way I can think of that I would archive ~$5,500 monthly rent income is:2-story house (3-bed, 2-bath): $3,000 basement (1-bed, 1-bath): $1,5003 indoor parking spot: $200 each ($600 total)3 outdoor parking spot: $100 each ($300 total)That comes out at a total of $5,400 per month of rent.

Michael:  I paid $500 bucks for some remodeling plans (yucca valley architect who is quas-retired) and he connected me to engineer/ and Title 24 guy  (new construction also requires soil test engineering and sometimes water flow testing for the water district)but I think 1000-1500 is probably  low end and 3500-5000 is high endI'm working on a hew house in pioneertown and I'm interviewing builders/general contractors (who have plans in their archives that were approved) -many plans approved in 2015 aren't valid.. because of the Title 24 increases every year and the 2016 codeNathan: exciting. yucca NEEDS some new apartments!

What method do you use, (or tools/software), to "archive" market trends to ultimately have your own "database" to draw market insight from. 

If they have an online archive you may be able to search the address there.

Been trying to find it to listen but it doesn’t show up in search on iTunes and when I click a link From the site it go nowhere.

Went with the pro membership in large part to access the calculators and webinar archives.

I can tell you I do not have that option as a pro member. all I have is edit report, archive, set reminder and copy.

There is also an archive for all due diligence exhibits so they can access those and they remain available throughout the life of the investment.Our clients love it because they can see all of their investments, all of their accounts (such as IRA, trust, LLC etc) with investments segregated by account, and it works on mobile devices.