I was paying top dollar for data entry into a twin of Turbotax!

Are you giving them all your financial data or are you just chatting with them to see what kinds of loan programs they offer?

Fixed the link, though now my punctuation is bad.Getting old data is tricky.

Have a look if NAR (National Association of Realtors) publishes any of the state by state data.

In my comments I told them that they could easily have eliminated that one from the tour and concentrated more on the price range that was in most of the group's power curve.IMO most of these were overpriced although there were two that I'm interested enough to put in my data base and follow up on.

Without more research (and simpler access to the FDIC data), I can't calculate what percentage of all loans belong to Indy Mac, but it sure looks like a tiny fraction.What am I missing?

I would guess that is part of the data set that they use, for better or for worse as that may be.

If you want to write to me off the board, I can look up the property info and see what I can find through my data services.

I will not use this again.To get around the issue of not getting enough data from applicants I removed the duplicate items from my original application form (past landlords, references and job details) and had them do a two-part application - filling in the remaining details for me and also doing the Zillow application.

It just shows that you can massage data to give you the number you want.