If we had more data, lets say 20-100 people and all say the price is the problem, then yes, I would agree 100%. 

What are the best resources to get that data from?

How will I find renters' data to see if others in my area are actually making money or filling spots on their section 8 properties?

I'm a sucker for data so I'm always looking for new sources.

You might also want to look at recent sales data to see how fast homes are selling and which neighborhoods are on the rise.

Thx  I would say the best raw data is the MLS...

hahaYou know I love you mateThey have various inspections CheaperDigital and easy to understand portal Best if you need to do more inspections over a year as all data is tracked and in the same placeNo BS PDF’sWe love them mateThey are another component that we added in order to pretty much make our entire operation digital and to not be dependent on local and incompetent folks 👍

Record lease data using software or spreadsheets, correcting any errors or discrepancies.   

I currently work in the restaurant industry and a multi-unit manager so data analysis is in my blood.   

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