Even though I know I could get that back quickly even as a passive lender I'm nervous with the lack of data on the opportunity set.

Ran them several years ago for top of funnel investors, it was ok to start then data started falling fast so we bailed on it

Data said one thing, reality another

Lastly, for anyone using a CRM, are you able to keep your property data up to date automatically when the home’s status changes (like if it sells or is no longer distressed)?

Invest in a monthly subscription to PropStream, which will give you access to MLS data, county data, and so much more.

The difficulty is in collecting current rental data of actual rents.

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Hello All,I'm curious if there has been official data that compares appreciation of new construction to already built homes.

I wanted to see if folks had feedback on how the market is doing this year… looking at AirDna (obviously historical data) , it seems like my numbers will work out.

Some lenders conduct internal soft pulls and don’t release reports because it’s just an “inquiry” others will do full hard pulls with Factual Data or Xactus for example and those generally are full hard reports that can be shared (should be at least..)