It’s taken us a while to make it to this point coming out of the recession and knowing the markets are at an all-time high, we want to ensure we align everything as best as possible before our next move.

I like your idea of increasing inspections to something like quarterly to ensure no serious damage is being done.

It's taken us a while to make it to this point coming out of the recession and knowing the markets are at an all-time high, we want to ensure we align everything as best as possible before our next move.

These are actually available from the credit bureaus as marketing data, but they are "credit data" and therefore come with a lot of rules around how they can be legally used.

The data doesn't support that statement in any way. 

That sounds like you are thinking about the kind of return you should be getting in your head.I am entering a lot of data into a database from FCI.

It will be incredibly useful to have the knowledge you are learning right now, as you will be able to apply it to your flips, and ensure your contractor(s) aren't peeing on your back and telling you it is raining.

Looking for advice on quick ways to analyze a new area to figure out if it is a potentially profitable area to investage further...mostly for rental properties.We are currently looking at city data for average income, average home prices and then looking up rent average for the bedroom sizes.Anyone else have tips on quick data to review?

Having criteria you stick to will save you headaches in the future and help ensure you leave emotion out of it.

I have a very reputable IT Security company that I contract with to ensure it all stays secure to the very extent possible given technology today and I will thank you to not slander me or my company's dedication to client data protection.