There is a growing number of "unemployed" who choose not to work and sit back and collect government handouts.

Insurance companies are really the leaders in calculating risk (not really calculated, but data mined).

That includes possibly selling for below market value, thereby getting a good deal for their buyer and collecting the entire commission.

You can ignore the data at your own financial peril.

Are those data sets improving, static or getting worse?

wondering how often do you guys/girls repurchase you data list on average?

I prefer one that has a desktop/laptop version (for my assistant to enter data) and one that I don't have to be connected online to use if possible.Anyone?

WILL REMUNERATE YOU WITH REFERRALS OR A CASH PAYMENT PER PROPERTY DATA SUPPLIED.

Not sure how much of that PITI is P&I, but you've omitted capital, vacancy, maintenance (mostly caused by tenants), other utilities (at least when its vacant), make ready, legal costs, CPA costs, etc.Landlord insurance is more expensive than homeowners.As far as the tax benefits, your net rental income will be the rent you actually collect, less all actual expenses (taxes, insurance, PM, maintenance, utilities, etc.), less interest (not the principle payment, though) and less depreciation.

I don't rent to people with huge recent collections, and definitely no evictions.