All one needs to do is buy the  list with 1-1-1900 to today as last sale date and suppress against that a list without the sale date as a filter. 

List 1 run for absentee and owner occupied separately30-100 equity30,000+ equity dollar2-3 bedroomslast sale date to the day of list pullCurrent value zero to medianSFR NO trusts or corpsList 2 run for absentee and owner occupied separately 30-100 equity30,000+ equity dollar2-3 bedroomsNo sale date filterCurrent value zero to medianSFR Include trusts or corpsDon't dedup this list but suppress against list 1

No sale date (suppress against the first list before purchase.Don't remove duplicatesNow run these listsEquity Percentage - 30% or greaterEquity Dollar - 1 to $1,000,000 (this will increase to 200,000 above median in higher price point areas) Property Type - SFR, Duplexes, Triplexes and 4-Plexes Total Assessed Value - 1 to $1,000,000 (this will increase to 200,000 above median in higher price point areas)Total Current Value - 1 to $1,000,000 (this will increase to 200,000 above median in higher price point areas) Include All occupancy/owner types (Trusts, Corps, Absentees and Owner Occupied)Now run two lists Sale date from 1-1-1900 to today.

One thing to remember is if pulling both list is to suppress your sellers list against your buyers list so that you dont mail "I want to buy your House" mail to investors actively buying.

Thus when you make future purchases, you have the option to "suppress" against past purchases so you don't get the duplicates.

Due to it being over 4-units I had to get a full set of MEP Plans including a 13r fire suppression system.

Here's a link to their information page:http://www.dmaconsumers.org/offmailinglist.html -   Or you can suggest that they google "DMA mail preference"Reputable list compilers run their databases against the suppression list with every update.

We clearly indicate in our lease that disabling or tampering with fire/smoke/CO/, etc detectors, alarm or fire suppression system is cause for termination of the lease and eviction.

In particular, I wonder if the ongoing increased supply of mid-rise housing will suppress demand for traditional multifamily rentals from duplexes to quadplexes.

investors are inherently "bad", unfortunately, and hands are tied by continuous new suppressive legislation.I haven't leased back to owner on a short sale purchase for at least five years, and i have no doubt there's more in the way now.