Being a Lender, i can order credit bureau data with most filters.

Matthew,Inherent to any enterprise a question to start with might be "What are my goals?"

They get the info from the credit bureau

My vote is, we blow right by the ever-expanding governmental control of our free enterprise real estate business and use our talents and knowledge learned from our gurus to create cleaner, smarter, other-centered, self-reliant real estate transactions to benefit fellow BP members, our family, friends, neighbors, state and nation.

Being an enterprise software developer with over 35 years of experience and trying to transition to Web/app development, I think I may see an opportunity here.

As a flipper who looks for equity I use the following to help.1- Days on Market - Im always looking for the lowest days2- High concentration of equity property - 40% or more SFR3- High concentration of pre-foreclosures 4- High concentration of 60-119 Mortgage Late Property5- Areas which sells for 2/3 of city median value or less6- Lowest number of housing per areaThis data can be compiled using Trulia.com, a foreclosure data site, credit bureau and Listsource.comIt will take you a while however the numbers tell a story..

Also if your list is less than 2000 people (commercial enterprise rule) than you have some leeway with the courts as well.

I used to work with a systems integrator specializing in enterprise CRM implementations.

Hi Thanh,This is from Michael Quarles and what he recently bought for marketing:Inherited = USLeadlistNODs = ForeclosureradarEquity = ListsourceMortgage Lates = Credit Bureau

I get all my market research from Nashville Business Journal, Multifamily Housing News, Area Development, Bureau of Labor Statistics, etc.