The best part is that eviction data is usually available in most jurisdictions as public record.  

Currently in school getting my residential license with the hopes of eventually going to commercial and creating my own REIT to take public.  

The public schools are generally a couple notches above Pasa and Glendale as well.

just sayinive tried that before and it is tough- look into the internet public library and get the news papers so you can get an idea of what's in differing areas then you can go onto google maps and look at the terrain you don't want to buy a sink hole- know what I meanbe careful looking at trends and market changes sometimes its a lemming jumping over the precipice instead of a stable market change- meaning long term vs short term investmentenjoy

It won't bankrupt me and if other investors run for the hills that's just another buying opportunity :)I spoke to @Adam A. about this in person and might be interested in throwing some big $$$ behind it.I want to be the face of the argument for publicity purposes lolMy team is advising me not to do it, but this is a fight I wouldn't mind picking.One thing tho, I have felt a lack of respect from local Toledo investors for sometime now so that is the only thing holding me back.Talk to me Andrew :)

Its 100% free and open to the public.

Whenever I have a wholesale deal, it won't be made public because I market it directly to my cash buyers that are in my CRM.

Whether its through advertising, word of mouth, or public records.

There is no way around it, public connection from property to street is owner's responsibility.  

Title office/real estate data subscription websites/Public Truestee website etc.2.