This means putting a great deal of effort into:1) Data quality: Rent data is notoriously messy, so much our work is in filtering out stale, duplicate and fraudulent information.

But, as green as I am, I know that Zillow is notoriously INaccurate.

Every time I think if timeshare I think of high-pressure, they hold you prisoner until you buy something, experience. 

You'll expend less time and energy staying away from risks by following the rules than trying to out smart the system and there are many smart guys in prison.

First, unless you took the measurements yourself, advertised and/or tax record square footage numbers are notoriously inaccurate.  

While I was working around Indy a couple years ago, the appraisals were coming in notoriously low.

Criminals are everywhere - if he went to prison for rape once....odds are he will never venture down that road again.  

The guys with more time than me talked about the time they had left to retirement as if it were a prison sentence.

Like a lot of things of this nature, I doubt they check up on it much, but the consequences of being caught could be huge (I think with HUD, it's something like up to 5 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, although I don't think they would go that far).One way they could catch it that I've at least heard speculated about are the utilities not being in your name.

As far as the Zestimate...they are NOTORIOUSLY bad.