Model is by ventusky.com, a Czech meterological data analysis company.

I didn't do that, so now I'm looking at a lot of data entry if I want to harvest that data. 

I don't have the data in front of me right now, but I was living in West L.A. at the time and remember how quickly it happened and how sharp the decline was.In the Bay area, some zip codes saw declines as much as 65% in price per sq. foot:http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Home-prices-...I moved here in 2010.

I have an awesome wife and two awesome girls who keep me focused and driven on getting the ship headed in the right direction.

The answer depends on the speed you can get a simple, professional website with basic information and a fillable form to capture customer data.

Reinvest ... go for the Ferrari ...... or the chauffeur driven Rolls ... ;)

Those rely on past data find their homes stay on the market for several months.

Anybody have that data?

Just trying to gather data to make some informed decisions since I currently live in Los Angeles where real estate is pretty expensive.Would appreciate any locals who want to chime in as well.

You need to complete your own Annual Property Operating Data (APOD) on the properties.