Unless you give them the company tax return - in which case, they see all the same data as they would on page 1 of Schedule E. 

We also have the ability to shrink the scope of data to specific cities as long as they are apart of our MLS.

Being from Pittsburgh, I was able to see a lot of hot neighborhoods shoot up in value like Lawrenceville and have an eye on a few more that I think could be big on cash flow surrounding the city.

The article mostly references data from this ATTOM report.What has your experience been flipping locally - what kind of margins are you seeing in this market?

I wanted to know what you guys think about ListSource for my data?

This is not always the case but for the last several deals, this has been my go-to starting line-up.Real Estate Agent: We have a good relationship with one particular agent in one of the markets we invest in and he has been invaluable.

Background checks, BBB ratings and other online tools are invaluable, but the SEC also has a handy site to add to your tool belt.  

Does anyone have anything other than Zillow Rental, Rentometer, google, that might be able to give me some data? 

Run this deal into the ground because no matter what, it will be invaluable experience for you! 

It's likely going to be more than the price of the data for you to get a market ready list unless you have a programming background.Definitely ask for a sample of the data so you know what you are up against.Good luck!