I'm scoping out a potential project for an analytics tool for real estate and would love to learn how you gather your data.

I have once even challenged an appraisal in the past with more data than they were able to find themselves and increased the appraisal amount all with data from Realist and public records.

Attorneys, realtors, financing, data analysis, criteria etc.

I did not realize that KC is the jewel of that part of the world.. and I had NO idea the money there and the mansions and all the other stuff.I have been funding many deals by Cerner for about 3 years now.. probably 200 plus.. driven through it many times and other areas of KC>.

Id be curious to see the historical data on it to see what the variance is

It seems like appreciation is the most overlooked and being called speculation even with 50 years of data to back it up.

We want to leverage networks and service the retiring boomers and emerging millennials demographic (smartphone-driven) Uber/AirBnB savvy tenants.   

any recommendations on bill back methodology AND how to approach the tenants would be appreciated.  

Prices are driven by supply and demand.

I have gone to the town building department to see if there is any record of a tank installation, removal or decommission (none), and have reviewed NJDEP data to see if there has been prior remediation on the property (none).