@Molly JonesUnfortunately, many wholesalers that you meet randomly online are not very experiences or particularly skilled at what they do and often rely on bulk rather than quality so there is a high probability that they know very little about the property itself aside from the basic data that they obtained online through data scrapping.

. , a lot of people like to look at data, and certainly that's worthwhile. , I tend to more go on my visceral experience by being in the market and seeing for myself.

Tried Quickbooks, but it required me to enter to much data that was not pertinent to what I was doing.

When use garbage data one will only get a garbage analysis. 

The paint sealed the windows shut & the only way to open them was to get a razor blade and scrape the edges of the windows.

Data after line 10 would be calculations only and no need to input data since they are formula-driven.I am happy to share once complete but also wanted to poll other passive investors out there to see if they have a similar tool they use to look at two different style syndication deals side by side OR if you feel any criteria should be added to the list below.Thanks in advance.

Do you have a good way to collect this type of data (Vacancy rate, Typicla FICO score, trade lines, etc.)?  

Happy to share more market data.

Long BRRR, quick BRRR, fix and flip, house hack multis, regular multis, so I have data on most and can connect you with investors who have the most units there.

This doesn’t always mean there’s a risk, but it’s something to think about in terms of how your data is being used.Additionally, Stessa is a part of Roofstock, which could have its pros and cons.