I'm learning to be very data driven and have been doing my research/market analysis trying to narrow down where I want to invest.

Based on data from Rent.com It seems that in the ATL metro area , a 2 Bedroom property could rent between $1500 -$1600.

I am wondering if there is a data service that addresses my needs as someone seeking to buy vacant lands at tax deed sales.

Red River Gorge (RRG) ranks among the top short-term rental (STR) markets in the country, a fact backed by third-party data.

Non-disclosure of what could be deemed pertinent data to one's financial decisions is potential grounds for legal issues.

When the costs of the thing are so low that you can live free off the rent that the other unit is generating, it adds to your life.I would recommend reading Set for Life by @Scott Trench and looking at his data about living in duplexes.

If you have more time than money, this is the free way to do it.If you value your time, then use one of the paid sites, like flsonline, foreclosures daily, or a host of other data providers. 

Hi Everyone,I'm a data scientist interested in buying out of state property, and it boggles me how difficult it is to find US-wide real estate market data at the metro/city-level. 

Look at the data on datarabbu 

I would love your experiences because my alternative is to spend a ton of money on airdna data!