Being a top agent in Chicago, we have our own database to market deals to other top agents before they get listed publicly, but honestly 90% of it is condos/SFH

The key is that the leverage that private lending provides enables investors to buy more properties, more quickly.

This will enable me to purchase real estate easier.

Then it also showed me the value in the follow up and just adding value to your clients/database in general.

We are looking for row homes, multi-unit homes, townhomes etc that will fit within our budget and will enable us to purchase similar units in the future in an effort to streamline operations. 

They update the info frequently.Also, as you might already know, the BIG different in the software is ... how frequent they update their database info for the properties included sale pending, FC status, NOD, etc.

The price range in Vegas also enables you to diversify the per unit risk of the investment.If you are looking long term, based on the housing price index for both LA and Vegas, between 1979 and 2014, the average yearly house price increase has been about 5.8% per year in the LA metro and 3.2% in Vegas.

A database of this would be great.

FYI to all in thread, BofA issued us deposit only cards that the tenants can use to deposit at any BofA ATM and you have a exact time of deposit record, they can deposit cash, check or money order and they can even issue multiple cards that enable you to provide them to all tenants, and track what card belongs to what unit, in a multi(recently did this for a 9 unit that was a lot of cash and money order payments from in place tenants)

Each one is enabled by the previous.