The long term, inflation adjusted Case-Shiller home price data shows that, after adjusting for inflation, home prices have been flat since the late 1800's.

My answer to that is always: the early withdrawal fee would be covered by the difference between the lousy 3%-4% you are getting to the 10% or 12% I will pay you.If that does not work, offer to pay them the fee (check with all your local and major banks to see what each of their fees are so you know your costs (they are small in comparison to the increase in interest rate)List brokers will also have data on SDIRA owners which you can do mailings to.

Then you have real data on a real investment that you can take to lenders and investors and buyers/renters.

If you are looking for something to provide usable data if something does happen either with theft or injury that would be the best way to go.  

If you look closely, the MLS has a disclaimer on it that data may not be 100% accurate and should be verified.

Great to have data back up a "feeling".

You might also consider investing in a data migration tool like propertyradar 3) ASSIGNING THE CONTRACT The biggest frustration I have with wholesalers is valuation ignorance.  

New twist, found the property assessment data last night and discovered it is zoned commercial.

In other words, is there a connection for DMX data on each fixture, as well as +12 V power?  

Question: Is their a resource that has data on Rent Rates and absorption rates within a specific zip code??