Also it wasn’t an Excel but rather an online list of properties which is not easy to work with for data analytics 

Like most real estate newbies I am eager and interested to learn all I can about the real estate business and the best way i learn is by understanding the analytics and understand how a property  cashflows.

I've been looking into areas like Birmingham, Alabama and Indianapolis, Indiana for multifamily residences, but figured I should be going about this a little more analytically.

At least I can provide actual numbers through Google Analytics to show how my investment in marketing is providing me with leads that convert to deals.

However, to get more granular detail you will have to get a service like Costar or Real Capital Analytics.

There's no way to know right now without having access to some past analytical data because no one has booked their summer trips to Park City yet. 

Stop looking at NOW NOW NOW.. be smart. be analytical be calculated.So in other words this is what you are saying:I need money NOW, so I will do the things that do not work, and cost a lot of money that has a less than 3% success rate to try to make money NOW because I need money now.See how stupid/ retarded that is?

I am a Data Analytics Analyst(reporting), Project Manager, and I have over 8 years experience in banking and healthcare. 

In addition to Zillow Market Overview analysis tool, is there another free website that analyze potential growth rate of houses by neighborhoods? I'm looking for tools that analyze trends and provide projections at th...

I am 6 months shy of graduating with my masters in Statistics with a focus in Data Analytics.