I worked on the enterprise side of marketing automation, so I understand a lot of the challenges.  

Census Bureau?

Steven, the tenant actually filed a complaint with the government air quality bureau, and they mandated asbestos testing and warned me on proper removal of asbestos materials.The govt inspector said there was a 100 sqft rule, and I have 1000 sqft of popcorn, and only owner/occupant (you actually live in the rental) can remove asbestos.So I have to be careful about doing it myself, as I don't actually occupy the rental.But my question remains... once you disclose asbestos to applicants, how often do they back out?

Cap rates are so compressed in the hottest markets that a smaller market with a larger cap rate will produce the same return with less competition to get in.I've done a lot of research on smaller markets with Census Bureau data, but it's not especially current.So now I'm looking for and analyzing the most current data I can find that covers all or most US markets.

I don’t know the benefits of not having (disclosure), frankly,' said Alan Dornfest, property tax policy bureau chief for the Idaho State Tax Commission."

@Jospeh A Henke first of all congrats for thinking outside of the box and don’t let anyone discourage you for taking the bull by the horns and creating an enterprise.

I assume you would be gathering data from the census bureau or any of the good neighborhood sites. 

In order to answer question number 1, here are a few resources you can leverage:-Bureau of Labor Statistics - bls.gov-Trulia - trulia.com-We Are Apartments - weareapartments.org-City Data - city-data.com-Vendors and Professionals who operate in that market - Real Estate Agents, Mortgage Brokers, Contractors, Small Business Owners, etc.

The term "common enterprise" isn't precisely defined, and courts have used different interpretations.

I am about to start a private lending enterprise and I am currently researching various due diligence and verification methods commonly used by  hard money/private lenders.