Hello BP,My 45 day selection period was disrupted by hurricane Irma.  

That being said, larger players like List Source, etc. probably pay the county a fee for accessing their interface and quite possibly are given a different interface to use so they don't disrupt the website / interface meant for the general public.

We'd be willing to house-hack to get a deal, but we have two not so well-behaved dogs, so I can't imagine living in a home where their barking would disrupt others.

That said, I would like to explore a path to using Big Data (and even visual data tools like Tableau/QlikView) to disrupt this market....Does anyone have any proofs of concepts or any Lessons Learned to share?

I can seevalue in a large local network but the entire process was disrupted by it.·        With over 100 people in attendance, you wonderhow many people are serious vs curiousConclusion: I had fun.

We also have a special owner portal where owners can send in money anytime they need to, avoiding waiting on a "check" to arriveWe don;t normally pay  or put utilities in our name because people took advantage of that, and we "as a company" ended up paying those out of our pocket to avoid disruption to any of other accounts in the company name.

Call that what it is: predatory behavior.Gentrification IS disruptive, there's no doubt about it.

If the disruption is great, consider housing the tenants temporarily at a hotel while the work is underway.Expect this to require permits from your municipality/county.

Now that I’m closing in on 1500 units there are some issues that would cause me to switch to a higher end solution if it wasn’t so disruptive. 

Do not be disruptive as many are more skilled and often they are selling you something.....