@Leah Bonner  Hi,  take a look at the information on City-Data.  

You can even export the table to Excel if you want to.Keep in mind this will be list price per sq ft, and not actual sold price/sq ft.The other thing you could do is request comparable sales data from a realtor for a specific area.

The future is data.

The problem here is that he didn't give me a reason why my data was not considered.

Most of the quoting software we use requires data collection before we get the quote to you. 

SmartMove’s consumer reports contain credit and public record information on consumers that is updated regularly from thousands of sources of data.

My county may NOT have some data, such as Divorce...i live in Tarrant Co., Tx. 

This is market specific data so you need to poll a broker or other source.

Tax tricks and rules of thumb are useful but they are just data. 

I don't have a comprehensive answer, just a data point...