Personally as a computer programmer I'd love to here more from people so I can perhaps pursue an idea, and from the looks of it, other people would like to share their thoughts on this.I understand what you are feeling though!

I suppose in my 'real life' I could make a page that said 'all your programmers are stupid and build horrible systems for you!'

For about $50 you can hire a programmer on Odesk.com to scour the tax records and create a list of owners who live at a different address than the situs property.

You can also get a programmer to create a scraping program if the data is available online.

Ok, so regarding AirDNA, I spoke with the main programmer of the algorithm when it first came out.

I work full time in the auto industry as a robot programmer and have been doing this for 10 years.

I had the property inspected yesterday and the property was solid structurally, plumbing, and electric wise, but it did have a bunch of minor problems here and there:- Guard rail on stairs needs reinforcement- 3 faucets need replacing- Water line not hooked up to one toilet- Washer not hooked up- Couldn't get Furnace to work due to Thermostat not functioning correctly- Dead mouse in a trap in crawl space- upstairs bedroom door needs re-adjustment - doesn't close shutWould this prevent the property from passing an FHA inspection?

I'm a retired programmer and know the IRS has programmed algorithm triggering of high risk returns based on the numbers and tactics found from a computer scanning basis. 

She's paying heat/hot water for the entire building at the cost of $6,000+ per year, although each unit has its own thermostat.

To this day I ask her what "off" means on the thermostat.