CoStar has the advantage of you being able to directly slice and dice the data as you want, though.  

When you infill the backyard, only a few potential buyers care, and the selling value is almost unaffectedFew buyers actually want a big yard, and many do not want the maintenanceWhen splitting a lot and selling off the backyard, the original house is usually worth the same amountYou can then either develop the lot, or sell it off by itself.If your parcel is not quite large enough to split, sometimes you can convince a neighbor to sell you a small slice of their lotBut you have to put some money into improving the original house for this plan to work.

The question becomes why own a weaker asset 100% yourself when you could possibly invest in syndications with NNN ( small slice of a Wal-mart ownership ) for instance that you could not buy 10 million in price on your own.

They destroyed the oak trim around those doors - like it's completely gone in one case and sliced through in another. 

My neice had a friend who lives in off campus college housing and the landlord thought everyone left for winter break and one of the tenants did not and they had a handy man go do repairs and the handyman did the repairs and also brought a hooker to the house - the tenant came home and you can say was surprised to see what was going on in the living room... 

Bandit signs SUCK, Cold calling...SUCKSIf you want a future for your company.... forget these stupid methods man. Go

EXP just might be the best thing since chocolate mint brownies (which are FAR better than sliced bread), but it smells cult-ish. 

You have a whole other exit door to the deal in a refinance.3) No matter how you slice it, you need some capital and the amount of capital you have will determine where you can play. 

Leverage will help a poor man get rich and a rich man go poor 

We're trying to see if any of the big pools are getting sliced up.