But test it out first before subscribing to any paid version.

I'm currently narrowing down my Townships and trying to scour data/street views/physically walking + driving through prospective towns.Look forward to reading some of the responses, I especially want to learn from your mistakes!

I’ll look up what properties you have and as much information as possible with relevant market data and try to set an in person meeting.

Most wells will test positive for bacteria, my last property on private water contained ecoli and coliform (also in Ohio).

You can link your accounts up so the data is refreshed and updated in real time. 

It's old, but it was a good book for getting in the mindset of using data to interpret/understand/solve problems Hopefully one of these you never heard before, but I imagine they all made it onto the famous four many times

They can help you understand exactly where the boundaries of the property are and verify that there's enough room to build what you have in mind.There can be other issues to watch out for too (wetlands, flood zones, perc test, access to utilities, the physical attributes of the land, etc), as I explain in the blog post mentioned above.

I have gotten nothing but No's.Sometimes I just want to relax and take a break, but this is when the game. really tests you as an entrepreneur .Additionally , my mentor said 1000 calls=. 1 offer.

I think there's a list on the county website, but I'd probably have to write some scripts to scrape the data (it's not in a user-friendly format) and jump through a lot of hoops to get it myself. 

I was advised to look over data found in city-data.com.