Very efficient and we get all of the relevant info we need to make informed decisions on applicants. 

I'm trying to put together a report for my clients that has only relevant concise data about our market. 

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Will they post on all or most of the relevant sites?

My business library has many books in it some decades old which I routinely refer back to because I can't remember every detail of a subject matter and each case is unique but techniques and terms can be timeless and are relevant even today. only a fool completely ignores history and the past... yes it is important to adapt but sometimes old tools work just better.

More relevant in commercial real estate, it doesn't apply to single families for valuation purposes.

Second floor laundry is likely more relevant to families with young-ish kids.  

The notice goes to both the tenants and the relevant agencies. 

@Tyler Davis  foster care also has limits to occupancy that may be relevant. 

It's about a condo, but there are areas discussed that are very relevant, the SAFE Act was a big deal at the time, some changes there you can catch up with but the basics are still there. :)