They can only provide the information they have available from each individual county (however outdated it may be).There are several rural counties in my state that literally take more than a year to update their databases (it's pretty pathetic).

The name alone tells you it is an overpriced program teaching elementary outdated basic techniques and promising you results you will never achieve.

Not anymore.I believe your advice is simply outdated.

I used it a long time ago, and it's very outdated compared to other tools...I currently use Podio since it's very flexible and cheap $24, however, it's very complicated to customize it to your business needs (plus you've to add other 3rd party softwares to manage your entire business which adds on around $70, so the total is $94)I recommend, Ready-Made CRMs if you're starting like investorfuse built on Podio with $199 or investorfuse their standalone CRM with $149 or CallText.com which is very cheap compared to others since it includes the phone system together with the CRM all with $99.My advice, don't waste your time in systems...get anyone of these and start learning the know-how of the business and generate leads which is the toughest but most important part of this business.Good luck

Many of the ones I find could use moderate to heavy renovations, but a lot of them are just out-dated and still perfectly fine.

They agreed to look for another place and we'd settle on a move-out date once they found a new place.

The maps are outdated and places you wouldn't think are sometimes eligible.  

Realistically until they close the move out date could move.

I would also suggested doing an official delivery of a reminder that their lease is expiring and the expected move out date and process.

your stats are a little outdated for columbus on average price, median, etc I'd recommend you do a little more research or look at the monthly housing stats they publish every month. you are about 10% low