I have been on the US Census website, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the State of Illinois, and the Sangamon County website as well.

AND the local Farm Bureau.

Census Bureau for the 2nd quarter?

You might try his book Emerging Real Estate Markets.Check sites like City DataEpodunk, Census Bureau, or Milken Institues best performing cities.

Steve,Some suggestions1) Check your pricing relative to rental comps on RentMetrics to see if you are overpricing (disclosure: I am affiliated with this company)2) Check vacancy rates in your area on the Census Bureau's site to see how hot/cold the local market is.3) Consider what other options tenants have (e.g. professionally managed garden style communities).4) Consider whether money or overhead is more important to you (e.g. can you make things more attractive by offering to handle lawn care, or would you rather just drop the price?)

The source you may be looking for is the US census bureau.  

Was looking a big 3 credit bureau that offers this (credit check but no criminal background).

I heard that the only way to get this before it hit pre-foreclosure is for it to be pulled from a credit bureau when they are reported for a late payment on their credit.

My company name is named after me which is what the word means and where Barnard Enterprises, Inc. comes from.

Census Bureau American Community Survey Estimates.Town & Country came in at No. 12 with a median household income of $176,563.