RE-Driven.

I don't know.....I think it's a matter of knowing which way the data is going to flow, (in the way of appreciating cost for certain words/search terms), then learning how to minipulate the data to one's own advantage.

This data is most accurately assessed through the Multiple Listing Service.

Can the property investor who has been keeping all their data on the system gain access to the data after the closure?

Hard Money Lenders will allow you to purchase a property with 30% equity.The LTV will be 70% of the current market value.The rates are higher and best of all not FICO-driven.

I can deduct things like "business meals", mileage driven, a car (if the company bought one), insurance for the car, etc.

CA money has been flooding my local area over the last few years, which has driven up prices while rents have not kept pace.

Thanks,RE-Driven.

Are you claiming to have better data than those guys buddy?!

Yes, the market can change, and factoring in any significant market changes in the applicable time period would be a good idea, but recent past data is the best insight into future performance.