We have most of those guys, but still haven't completed our daunting data entry task.

I can tell you dealers are not going to give you sales data, not around here.See an attorney.

Costar for office and tenants etc. has insane amounts of data.

I agree with this, always cross reference your data with the property tax record to make sure that you are speaking with the owner.

And that houses and REI and the data and the legal stuff that go with it are my idea of fun.

Regardless of the type of transaction, licensees are required to disclose their license status, whereas a non-licensee obviously wouldn't.The one major advantage would be the ability to access and utilize the best real estate transaction data available through the MLS.

But looking at the data from a few hours analysis it looks like there is still a lot of capital to be deployed.

It hasn't had recent data for my area for several months, so it's kind of useless to me at this point.

I would include everything from an Annual Property Operating Data report, list of all "team" members (i.e Property Managers), an exit strategy etc.

Hi Andrea Poletti,That's a good start, but some of the data may be dated.