From a cycle perspective of history market, house market is either on top or very close and stock market is too stretched and will change.I pull my area MLS data and play around and see those:1.

MLS listings for MFs are totally driven by the sellers agent and rarely are complete. 

These are really more driven by the tenants, as opposed to the building itself....For SF, for me, A is a person likely making $300K a year, more busy than you are, you never hear from them.

Scott's book on flipping and am also working with an agent who has done a few flips.I have an opportunity for a short sale a 3 bedroom 1.1 bathroom home with attached garage built in 1988 and with following data:-List price: $85,000-Rehab Cost: $28,000 (seller has disclosed $24k of major plumbing fixes)-ARV: $130,000 (based on comps in the area)Max Purchase Price (MPP) based on all the expenses is coming to $77k.

I've looked at a bunch of properties that are listed on the MLS, but don't have complete expense data for them yet. 

Post your data like @Jay Dewberry said.  

Any data points to educate myself would be greatly appreciated!

It's supposed to give you access to probate filings, properties with divorces, absentee owners, foreclosures etc, etc.I would love to hear from those that have used it to see if the data is accurate and if it's helping them to find deals easier.

It's supposed to give you access to probate filings, properties with divorces, absentee owners, foreclosures etc, etc.I would love to hear from those that have used it to see if the data is accurate and if it's helping them to find deals easier.

I go to different stores and buy data directly from them, and I also pull from the big 3 bureaus.