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.

The key to good bookkeeping is knowing how to slot accounts or select the best account to enter the data in.It's not hard to learn so that you understand rather than trying to learn a mechanical process and then bump into some problem not knowing what to do with something that doesn't fit a format.I'd think Quickbooks would be good for the mechanical side. :)

You can avoid setting up multiple accounts and the cost of services is usually less, since a CRA gets volume discounts from data providers.

We use HAR a lot, but I wondered if there are other suggestions for websites with helpful local data.

Because I used QuickBooks, it only took about 2 hours a day, if that, for me to enter in data regarding our properties and tenants

Hi Eric,Here is an article that came across my desk last week concerning  Realitytrac data.

Now that you've got a theme and your site is set up, you can start entering all of your data and you'll see it live on the Internet!

I feel like I need to dump that data into something else where I can more easily group the numbers.

I found a couple but not sure about how reliable the data actually is. http://www.ibisworld.com/industry/default.aspx?

"I also have access to all my documents that get synced using Skydrive" ... is all the Outlook data on Skydrive too?