I did find it easy to use; however, I did not find the data on its ACTIVE, PENDING and RECENTLY SOLD very accurate. 

The reply from John is pretty accurate.

With that said, I wouldn't automatically see it as a red flag because it does take up resources to give accurate bids. 

I collected a bunch of MTR comps on furnished finder, ran the numbers, and found that for one my typical 1 br/1ba places, I'd get maybe an extra 15%, but only if I allowed pets (all the MTR comps I saw had noticeably higher rents if they allowed pets...I don't know if that was just a fluke, but it seemed pretty consistent).  ...that extra 15% I found was after I deducted allowances for vacancy and the cost of furnishing the place (though, I'm not sure my vacancy estimates were accurate)... 

It is hard to paint an accurate picture of ones industry when it is putting food on the table. 

@Kamil Sekulski ok, so yes, what you are saying is accurate...but is it accurate in your market? 

Since a lot of the data (like monthly price changes, days on market, rent etc.) is based off of MLS data I can change the map every few weeks, unlike census data which is 1-2 years out of date.Was just wondering if you think the neighborhood grades seem accurate

When I find a park I literally have to make a formal financial presentation to her showing all my research, park's financial history, cash flows and anticipated proforma (and that had better be accurate and conservative or everyone in the room catches hell- including the dogs). 

In order for us to accurately answer/direct you to a loan product will require more information. 

Not sure what I wrote above is accurate or relevant, looking for feedback on how other's have handled this and why, what are the advantages or disadvantages, things to avoid, etc.Thanks!