I believe Airdna is just pulling data from near by properties, not necessarily factoring in the street being busy or crowded. 

It'll cement with data what everyone is advising you. 

The data should give you the answer.

@Andrea DiazI’d buy (financed) 3 really good rentals in Metro Detroit(my rental portfolio is here)Purchase: $80k-$130kRent: $1200-$1500ROI: Double DigitCash flow: couple hundred/monthAppreciation: Double digit (for past 10 years, will gladly send data)Location: C, B- (suburbs and certain markets)We have over a dozen Fortune 500 companies just in Metro Detroit with huge Healthcare and Auto industries.

I just got off the CI Webinar as well...before I press send and shell out $1,500..I want to get feedback first..I do a lot of calling and have my list prepared for me and uploaded into MOJO dialer...some of the list I am already pulling like pre foreclosure..the question is is this worth it to get a real time list of Zombie properties (In pre-foreclosure and vacant), every probate sent weekly, and real time Auction list (Courthouse auction within 45 days)..this would be the best list..and real time means fresh leads...if the data is good this is a good deal...they are advertising 20,000 skip traces per month..and the offer based on the price sounds too good to be true...something is got to give...it would currently cost me $3,400 per month to skip trace 20,000 properties...so their data is most likely garbage...you will be able to get some #...but in high volume calling operation a 4% connection rate vs 7% is a big deal..so to be conservative you probably need to add the cost of the skip tracing (in addition to the cost of the program $1,500 start up + $97/per month after 3 months + skip tracing list) since I seriously doubt they are going to the top most high quality vender...I will be joining tomorrow and will provide more feedback shortly...

Besides the glowing self- endorsements on its website, I can't seem to track down any information about whether or not their lists have good data.

We are actually ahead of the National days on market, at 16, per data pulled by ShowingTime for my MLS.  

Like the title says, don't get too excited about the October inflation data that was released late last week.

I was daily watching the market like a hawk and gathering data on it.

What I would do is a bit of market research (call the for rent signs and find out their vacancy and what their rental rates are, if you have a realtor, pull MLS comps for both sales and rents, gather demographic data, etc).