Interpretation of the data, allowing you to make confident business decision.QB has a great Projects feature as well that is great for tracking ongoing flips/rehabs/STRs etc/

I see all kinds of work trucks and I deal with investors all the time, and I've always been curious about what various investors in those areas are up to and what strategies they use.

Many that I've talked to are now working their own acquisition strategies using call centers, etc. to take cold and warm lists to hotter and then focusing more time speaking directly with potential motivated sellers from those hot lists, rather than using a wholesaler (or any other middle man) to source deals.

I'm sure they have this internally but makes me hesitant to trust any company that can't share the data.  

So I posted on BP, got some answers from all across the cash flow vs. appreciation spectrum, and developed my investing strategy.

Some MICs in Canada may diversify their portfolio to include anything from smaller second residential mortgages to mortgages for commercial development properties.I have found in my experience working with B lenders (i have a long list of them) is that each MIC has its own investment strategy. 

So basically the Jerry Norton strategy (free on YouTube)

However they are conflicting, so I'd like a) to get more opinions on this specific area, and b) get some feedback on what other data points I should be looking at.

Just curious what the historical data shows how the housing market will react to the election.

Can anyone provide recommendations on searchable public records data providers that cater to individual investors?