If they can't even schedule a call, don't answer your questions promptly or with data-based info, don't even have an office for you to visit, or don't arrange a satisfactory tour and visit, then you kind of know everything you need to make a decision.Regarding the equity giveaway, you should also not be buying from a turnkey operator who is selling above market.

I don't think there is any better behind the scenes data for a potential investor who wants to see lots of deals without practicing law.  

(They are a division of Data Comp and can be found on Data Comp's website.)

I use them constantly to find the actual data source for probate, code enforcement, sort by type of property, lis pendins, zombie properties, power of attorney, divorce, evictions just to name a few. 

You could also check out the city data forums.

I told her what I had been thinking based on listening to and observing the data that some of the countries MOST brilliant economic minds are quietly saying in closed door meetings.

To meet growing consumer interest, more Multiple Listing Services (MLSs) are incorporating data entry fields to identify a property's green features; 43 percent of respondents report their MLS has green data fields, and only 19 percent do not.

getting more rent aside, a house with Solar is worth more than one with out and has been proven so by sales data.  

I want to know where the data inputs and calculations are coming from.I am approaching this from a basic investment standpoint.  

I'm such a data nerd.