Your PM could obviously do this for you too, but it is the best way to test the market.

I'm just always very hesitant to pay for online resources without a test drive or referral.  

It's really hard to find comps within the district since it's so small and there isn't much sales data.

Here in Wisconsin it it standard to do a "well water and septic" test during any real estate transaction.

(If you are at last resort, try a test in a closet or some small inconspicuous area first!) 

Interesting info on City Data: w w w city-data . com/city/Southbridge-Massachusetts . html

I'm a full-time Realtor here on Maui, from Seattle, and I tell all my clients that my goal is to educate them on our values and provide as much information as I can about the property, neighborhood, historical sales data, current market conditions, etc.  

I could be mistaken though just wondering if there is some type of query running that truncates the data after or before a certain year?

Since I was in Texas and planned on staying there I found out that I was qualified to take a broker test so I did and got a license.  

I then setup a Google calendar to sync this data to one place to manage reservations and my cleaning calendar.