You want to know about crime, owner occupancy, new developments, where are the businesses moving, where are people moving to, which areas are getting city investment, which areas are getting private investments, etc.

I'll share this with  my developers.

Security software guy McAfee said 2020 and in Cramers case it was "one day".

Michael, it depends upon a lot of factors.For people involved with REI, it depends upon what you want to do with the business as there are different tax rules based on type of entity.For holding rentals, I generally recommend an LLC if you are setting up an entity at all.For flipping and development, I generally recommend an S corp.For wholesaling, my recommendation would depend more upon your specific business.

The home is in Cook County, IL--our tax assessor's website doesn't list home owner's and the software I've been looking to look up data hasn't turned up much either.Besides the CAD, what other places can I go to find a home owner's information?

I'm from the central coast of California and am working on developing a RE portfolio.

. * [Not a habit you'd want to continue].Might going into a joint-venture with a developer (who'd build on the lots) help?

Greetings,You have to first develop a criteria that will include type of house (condo, colonial, detached townhome), bed/bath count, year built, price range, etc.

@Larry SmetAlas, the tool does not possess all the North American Time Zones as both Atlantic Time and Newfoundland Time appear to be absent ;-)@Mindy JensonA standard list of world timezones (with proper ISO naming) are readily available; there is not need for the BP developers to try to reinvent.

There is no training program and no built-in software systems.