I am a professional real estate stager and I have connections to real estate professionals and I question them about neighborhoods and trends, but I'm also looking for additional hard data that I can relay to people when they say they want to invest in Denver but it's too expensive. 

I really need something that we can put on autopilot but also can be sure it is giving us the latest data and smart technology. 

Or is it cleaner and easier to pay any data company for that report?

Basically from other cool sites you can go check out.https://www.pmbo.com/vacation-...There is quite a bit more if you want to do some data mining.

For large apartment complexes, CoStar is pretty good since they own Apartments.com and property managers feed data directly into the system.

Now this house is worth over $200k and the others have gained in value significantly as well.

And there will be costs to make it ready for sale.If your'e inexperienced and not adding bathrooms or kitchens you will probably lose money on a loft conversion as an increase in value. 

If you give it a couple months, I can share all the data.  

So if you opened ONE Trust account, which you can do by presenting the Trust data/fact sheet at a bank, then have all the income and expenses for the Trust go into this account directly. 

It pulls data from about 50 different resources and puts it all in one package.