I send thousands of letters each month, and the source I use for data is a division of first American Title called Core Logic (or RealQuest).There are obviously many ways to get data, but in my years in this business I have found that Core Logic really is the industry standard for real estate mailer data for all types of real estate.The first thing I like about Core Logic is that the data is usually amazingly fresh, and they even tell you how old it is before pulling it.

Our county auditor site is nicely organized with bed/bath, square ft, etc. if a property seems to have sold for outside the typical window I see I look it up in Zillow or sibcycline.com (a local Company that stores the previous 3 years of sales) to determine the prior condition of the property.

I found windows, light fixtures, and anything else I could scrounge in the "scratch and dent" section of a builders supply store.  

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I know that that would not be legal where I am, for a variety of reasons, not even for the 5% fresh air, nor the above ground feet, nor the fact its not on the CO).

I much preferred staying at Hurricane which offers all of the stores and chain restaurants. 

It's just a independent box store.

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Hey everyone,I've got a commercial property, and a tenant is looking to sell his business, which would basically mean the business (a store) stays there, but is under a new owner.

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