In Texas (as well as 11 other states), you are not required to answer that letter or disclose it to anyone.While the data is available on the MLS for agents, it is not out as public information.

However, as an entrepreneur it is testing our ability to adapt which is the key to long term success.

I've used it for the TX license test, the UI and content are the best.

I've been digging through the forums and haven't seen a real clear answer on this yet, so figured I'd ask:Where do y'all get your data from?

Zoom towns with a higher-paid occupancy rate The last Key Data report shows how some leisure destinations had an increase in it’s paid occupancy rate during the Labor Day weekend, outperforming their last year indicators.

The garage apartments in the back are excellent for singles or students because they're smaller and usually a little bit less on the rent cost. if you'd like to look up some examples of those setups here in Houston and you're using the BP insights or other data tools, look up zip code 77004, 77005, and 7700 6.

I just listened today and my head is still spinning a bit from all the questions I'm supposed to ask myself and ways to go about it.I haven't pulled the trigger on getting a Pro membership yet but that could be an option for you to access the new BP Insights data.

Asbestos you would need to test for.

You can also use airdna to aggregate STR data.

Data driven decisions with some guts to act make the best investments – go make it happen!