You can do your own list building, getting into the nitty gritty details if you like, and it's always live data.

There is no way you should pay this price for a property that comes with deferred maintenance that will eat this investment alive and you'll be the next sales data line on this property dumping it for $19,000.  

I loved how he wasn't full of fluff and used free data to drive home why you should or shouldn't invest in a city.

Originally posted by @Kenneth Garrett:The Building Code provides a dollar per square foot value based on construction type.The ICC publishes "Building Valuation Data" based on average recent construction costs. 3-story apartments can be done as Type VB, the cheapest, at yes, $112.76 psf.

I found a great data source that enlightened me to how important specific zip codes are to pricing in Raleigh: https://datausa.io/profile/geo...

Updating the half bath to make it a full, installing new flooring, and updating the kitchen.So...what's your data?  

This is from DATA!!

If you want data-driven pricing you can integrate Price labs and Beyond Pricing and you can still have Smoobu add a surcharge/discount.

I am the biggest opponent to free strategies because data says it just doesn't work (reliably). 

Gather data.