I have a huge data base of people transitioning from modification to Short Sale.

I have to admit I am fascinated by it and my curiosity is coming up with more questions than I have knowledge or answers for.I see many posts in the forums that mention the neighborhoods people are invested or looking to invest in rated on a graded scale..... this neighborhood is a "B' for example.How does everyone analyze and what data points are commonly used to come up with and then assign this "grade"??

Paying utilities or any additional expense should probably come from enough historic data, at least a year, and average it and add the annual increases.5.

But zillow will give you this data in two minutes.

Are you just looking for tax data entry, or do you want a strategy to help you minimize taxes and make effective business decisions?

As I'm living abroad right now, I'm just using the surface data available to put my mind to work. 

Originally posted by @Sandra Gibson:http://chinesedrywallcomplaintcenter.com/builders.htm       Ok, so you are citing a website with no scientific data, just hysterical claims made by those with an agenda.

My concern is that my lender told me closing data which is when I will be in California.

That's the extent of the Zillow data I use.Good luck.

@Jeff GilbertA far more useful (IMHO) source of similar (if not the same) data is the CMHC Housing Market Portal (rental data by market (and submarket/neighbourhood) can be found there.