This device shouldnt need a lot of storage as most data and software we use is cloud based.

Play with the free version to see if it has enough data in your area to be worthwhile.

They should specify how your data is used and who maintains ownership of it. 

Appreciate anyone's thoughts or recent data on this

Hey @Yair Gafni,As others have stated, the market fundamentals are mediocre.Population has been stagnant for a few years now.Incomes have risen, but only enough to barely out pace inflation.Some areas have seem more action than others.The map below shows just those area by taking the change in median home values since 2014 to 2018 at the census tract level.All data comes from Census American Community SurveyHope you find this informative

If I know what the 'true' value is yet there is no one who wants to buy my token, there is no liquidity.Maybe, just maybe, more data about the materials, the performance over time and similar history, will have economic value.

@Jay HinrichsMostly echoing Jay here.I’ve only bought about a dozen properties so I’m not as experienced as a realtor,  but I’ve never met a seller at any closing in Vegas or in MN. 

There is a portion of our data input form, used to submit data to MLS, that says, "Public Viewable?

I was able to identify that property for acquisition because I've built a computer program that allows me to pull data from the county website and identify properties that should be targeted for further due diligence.

You have to dig a bit on their "Zestimate" to find their own data, but (in my area at least), their own data shows that they are 20% or more off-target 50% of the time.