Then build some trending data.

We populate our own data directly from trustees for our local market, but that is labor intensive.

I'm in need of some unbiased market research data that I can use to make educated recommendations to my primary client as to which market in the mid-west they should look towards investing in the multi-family sector.

I'm hoping (without any real data or precedence to back it up) that it will do good things for Woodlawn, hence my eagerness to pull the trigger on the building I'm looking at.  

The last market data I saw last fall still had rents increasing at around 10% per year on the average.

Gary Taff 512-731-0944It would be helpful to have a data base. 

Explore the education and tools categories above.

@Upen Patel & @JL DIAZ thank you very much for the information, here are some data.1.

I don't know how to access your specific county's online system, however this is what I suggest you do to get started:1) Unless involving a guardianship for a minor, probate cases of Decedent's estates are public information. 2) Ask to see the Registry of Actions or similarly title list of new cases3) Start with a single case, typically the most recent filing.4) Request to pull the actual file to review5) Review the folder and note the documents and the order in which they are inserted6) Don't even think of separating or removing documents. 7) Determine what data you need, including Decedent's name, case #, PR name and contact info, etc.8) Most researchers capture the data then scrub later.9) If this is too much work, either pay someone else, find a commercial list provider or work another niche.

I'm curious where the data is from and how it was defined.I've talked to many, many , many agents about owning property.