If you don’t want to pay just export the list into excel and start googling addresses and the owners name and you’ll find numbers that way.

The reason this is possible is Redfin allows you to export to a csv file and a few formulas later you can get a rough idea.  

It uses IRS tax categories, and you export Excel spreadsheets, so my accountant likes it.So now, rather than waiting until tax time to painfully deal with my huge pile of disorganized receipts, I enter them as I go along or once a month on my phone using Cozy.

I am focusing on one zip code at a time and sending out 20-30 yellow letters per week (sometimes more sometimes less depending on my time).Each week I start wherever I left off on the zip code tab and pick 20-30 names and mail merge them into MS Word.If I come across a highlighted investor lead I will look back at the Master List to see if I have already previously sent them a letter for one of their other properties and skip that lead if I have.If I have not sent the investor a letter yet, then I will send them a separate “investor yellow letter” and update the Master List with the date by one of their properties for future reference.Each zip code typically has 200-400 leads and I have purchased five zip codes so it will take me a while to hit them all (roughly 2000 leads total).Investor Tab: I haven’t done a lot with this yet but my thoughts are to copy all of the investor highlighted properties from the Master Tab into this tab.I could then export all of these properties and “pin” them in MapPoint.When I secure a “deal” to wholesale I can look for other investors who have properties close by to market to.Remove Tab: Anyone who calls me back and requests to be removed from my mailing list.I am only one person, working a full-time job, in graduate school, and I have a family so my time is limited.

I am focusing on one zip code at a time and sending out 20-30 yellow letters per week (sometimes more sometimes less depending on my time).Each week I start wherever I left off on the zip code tab and pick 20-30 names and mail merge them into MS Word.If I come across a highlighted investor lead I will look back at the Master List to see if I have already previously sent them a letter for one of their other properties and skip that lead if I have.If I have not sent the investor a letter yet, then I will send them a separate “investor yellow letter” and update the Master List with the date by one of their properties for future reference.Each zip code typically has 200-400 leads and I have purchased five zip codes so it will take me a while to hit them all (roughly 2000 leads total).Investor Tab: I haven’t done a lot with this yet but my thoughts are to copy all of the investor highlighted properties from the Master Tab into this tab.I could then export all of these properties and “pin” them in MapPoint.When I secure a “deal” to wholesale I can look for other investors who have properties close by to market to.Remove Tab: Anyone who calls me back and requests to be removed from my mailing list.I am only one person, working a full-time job, in graduate school, and I have a family so my time is limited.

I also have to export and import them to get them into Vertical Response. 

Hey I don't think Turbo Tax will have option to export the the data because think about it they don't want to make it easy for you to leave them.

If the property is managed by a property management, they would easily export and share it with the potential buyer.

or Does anyone here export data on multiple addresses daily with RentoMeter?

@Phillip Austin yea its pretty convenient since I use QuickBooks for my bookkeeping and I don't have to export it over from some other tracker.