Also curious if Realtor.com or some other professional body has their own foreclosure service/website that I could subscribe to. 

@Mo Farraj I actually subscribe to the notion that anything on the market for more than 3 days is over priced. 

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I'm analyzing cities for investment potential and would like to see how rent growth correlates with population, jobs and home price growth.I am a Rentometer subscriber, but pro reports don't really give me what I'm looking for from what I can tell.

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