Because i do not know why i would need a realtor if online websites provides all the data information like mortgage neighborhood recent sold houses in that area etc. as i can look for myself what im looking for online.and would a realtor have homes that are not listed online and send me homes  trough email based on what im looking for?

I'm looking at gathering data of rentals in my area.

Typically you need to be at least spec, and then perhaps you may want to go wider to ensure that it can accommodate large moving trucks, turning around, & so forth. 

I recommend targeted lists of motivated sellers.That said, Melissa Data has a CRRT look up by zip that has # of apartments vs # of residents along with average home value and average income.

February: - Started a data services business related to RE.- Went to see 3 off market properties (all wanted too much to make the #s work). - Set up 2 contracting job appointments for a GC I know who pays referral fees.Where I fell short: (Unclog bottlenecks)- Did not tighten up the process of handling my lead verticals to flow automatically, in volume.

Only VA has exceptions to this and may consider a 'twice moved' DW home.If the HUD data plate is missing, damaged or painted over, there is a national service available that can cross reference with info from the data sheet and other facts. 

With a new technology it is easier to access data.

If someone what to see some data but does not have access to MLS.

Hello,I have decided to invest out of state and have spent the majority of the weekend scouring forums, websites (Zillow, Realtor, Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor, and many more), blogs to put together a spread sheet to "try" and help me narrow down my choices.Criteria:Budget $$Active Listings (I used Zillow data for Feb.

I would ensure you know your own criteria with regards to cash on cash, return on investment, and return on equity as good examples.