I made the huge mistake of not documenting where I got the data from as if I would always be able to go back to that page (I know its right under my nose) but I can't remember what site that was that gave me those stats.

Even Zillow knows their data is bad.http://www.zillow.com/howto/DataCoverageZestimateAccuracy.htm

All,I'm looking for a type of software where I can input data such as seller, house address, price, property details, etc and then data will be sent via email and sms to a list of people/companies.

I have no data after that point.

I'm not totally savvy with data lists but it was pretty easy to use.

Shes given me good insite, and access to things like MLS, research data, etc.

I understand I can help him collect data, I am.

Here is some good data on the Westside of Jacksonville from the NEFAR January 2014 sales report.

Apparently you are driven and know what you want - good for you!

Hey Matt,The first thing that I'd say is that the tool you're using is not the MLS, it's a company that buys data from the MLS and then displays it for consumers.If your choice is between Redfin and the local MLS (which is called MRIS in the DC area), then the MLS will have a slight advantage just based on the sheer amount of data that's available for any given property.