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!

Own it free and clear doubled in value.

start=15#overviewHere's a link to a resource I personally use that I've found valuable as it compares census data across narrowly defined tracts.

We are only 5 days into this new world so its hard to back it with data yet but There has been delays in investors making purchases in our office. they are stalling to see if they can get faster cash than the ol linear stable market of the midwest. meanwile first time homebuyers looking at homes 130-250 are blowing my phone up and im touring 4 to 5 homes a day. today i lost out representing a client against 6 offers on a primary occupant single family tudor in miller, 3 bed at 160k.  

There is almost always a ton of data on the MLS for them.

Great post.Is there a source for your data/information?

The finders fee has increased from $50k-$100k since the original post above.Is anyone using Propstream to gather data?

@Vinney Chopra below is what we are using as framework for both crisis (operationally and financially) mitigation...Based on our market data (public and semi public) , we position is that we will go through a version of that Italy/France going though (e.g. key is congestion aka NY vs Texas) as well as Oil and Gas price impact into Texas economy ... 

I know there have been many threads started on Coronavirus and it's impact on STR's over the past few days, but I wanted to share this data that Airdna published today detailing the affects of it on different types of STR markets.

Maybe they want to deleverage a little or pump the brakes on a series of acquisitions, but to press the eject button when hysteria is more widespread than measurable data could be even more costly than buckling in for the ride.