And while the local economy is driven by the energy sector which is down there are a lot of Air Force / aviation related jobs.  

From this data, you can utilize a website bestplaces.net that will give you a breakdown of the percentage of homes that sold, in various price ranges, for a given zip code.

Also note that Zillow, Truila and others all have a lot of "stale" data so you could be looking at nothing.

Downloading my data from bank accounts, assign them in different columns and SORT by house is the best way I found so far but my accountant doesn't like that!!!

Account Closed  this can all be done BUT its not DONE WITH NO MONEY.. you need money for gas. you need money to pay for your car note ( unless your car Is paid for) you need money for your cell phone. etc etc. who ever came up with the idea that you can make money with NO money I RE is just telling fairy tales. and its also very very market driven.

Unless you are one of the best networkers in the world or driven to work 24/7 10 years is not a reasonable time line for retirement from the 9-5.

In Kissimmee, you can utilize Osceola County Tax collector data to locate the owners.

I think most people, at least in the Seattle area, are pretty familiar with tools like Zillow and Redfin that provide incredibly useful real estate data. 

So I have to export the data an email it to myself.

I'm going to be a data geek here -- have you guys seen any sort of 'gentrification index' to compare how much gentrification is going on in different neighborhoods across the country?