It was interesting to read the case schiller housing data released on Nov 29th which re-affirmed my belief that Chicago is unlikely to see significant price declines.

Well @Ilya Ratner, good accounting is always a must.As for tech, there are a number of software solutions that can make things easier, but it still takes the owner to input the data.

Then watch the YouTube video by BiggerPockets own Dave Meyer where he gives specific data to show which markets are best for investing right now.Today's prices and mortgage rates make it tough, but there are still opportunities out there if you put in the work. 

Empirical data generally support these expectations, with self-storage, residential properties, and shopping centers having a success ratio from the mid-70% to the low-80% range in high-inflation semesters, higher than the industry average (71%)." 

All other data is the same, as far as building condition, area/neighborhood etc. 

I recently met a local investor agent whose agency seems to have a lot of off market deals to offer, and overall seems like a great agent.  

The sales data is not public information, so you need to work through a REALTOR.

We re-looked at the numbers and with the data point of them listing and being unable to sell, we were nervous and offered $50k lower than our original price, and they ended up taking it. 

My takeaways:Demand and supply both grew YoY, but supply outpaced demand by about 5 points.Due to inflation, ADRs were up about 5%, essentially keeping overall revenue flat.Some data is pointing towards stronger demand for nearby, hunker down with the family during flu season types of destinations versus out and about beach vacations (when compared to prior year) as winter settles in.Growth for future bookings is still positive, but slowing

Is there any kind of site, or office that maintains this data base?