You plug in a sale amount by year and quarter snd it will give you a current valuation based on their data...inflation/appreciation on same property repeat sales using conforming loans.

I'm mostly curious to see how Property Radar gets their data.

Certainly, class A apartments is not where the value add folks play so that is not where you should be looking or get tripped up by looking at data from newswires showing over supply concerns.  

I don't think you have enough of the right data.

So purchased right even in downturns you are still producing returns.I can only speak for the SA market as that is the only market that I have pulled and analyzed the data on back to 2004Hope this helps.

They have access to the data you need to make wise choices and they have the experience to guide you through the analysis, acquisition process, and operations.Hope this is helpful! 

The problem I have is that I have no experience in the Georgia market and the offer was based on data. 

The trick is knowing when to stop manipulating data, just because you can doesn't mean you really need to.Like Law, Accounting is an art and science, there is a judgment call by good practitioners as to how far or how deep one needs to go to yield a more desirable outcome.

You have to track your miles driven for work and then figure out what percent of your total miles are work related.

Currently I am a data and analytics consultant.