Lead management and basic marketing functions some integrations need for mail service along with some basic analytics functions.Thanks in advance for your help.

I'm seeing multiple offers in the midwest markets I serve right now if a house is superb, but nothing like the 30+ offers my sellers were getting in 2020 and 2021. 

I've heard that the first property was the hardest and it gets easier from there, but what ultimately pushed you to finally make that first purchase I can sense right away this is not an information, market research or analytical problem.

People who install solar panels probably take better care of their house, tend to be more analytical and price their home less emotionally, etc.Nobody is saying it's not a value-add.

Looking to purchase more STR's and curious if anyone can suggest which is better for analytics: Mashvisor or Airdna.

I also think Freakonomics is a good book to break some of the conventional wisdom that society holds and start to think more analytically.

Make sure you upload it to a place, that you can download them whenever you need them or discontinue their service.Graphic trendsAgain - financial analytics use your accounting software as much as you can and then there is always excel.

This is all surmised based on their data and analytics tools.

If you are a analytics geek like me, you can still use the summary data from these applications to do you own analysis / tracking.Good luck to you.Vincent.

They'll provide this info for free to further your relationship.Some other considerations:CoStar - good for lease and sale compsReal Capital Analytics - good for sale and refi comps - also collects some lender dataTrepp - THE source for CMBS data, including property performanceCityFeet - on market sale and lease informationCrexi - on market sale informationReonomy - property information with owner names and contact infoLandVision - GIS with multiple data layersThere are many more, but these are the ones that I've used or heard good reports.