So if you add value to the property the tenant, in fact, may be happier.Along with that the tenants in nicer properties may take care of the properties and neighborhood a little better, thereby improving your neighbor's properties as well.I don't have any empirical data to support my claims.

In past I've gotten error messages during searches and it was frustrating because it was while I was searching for impportant data.  

We live in Northern Kentucky and for the last 10 days the AC has been running non-stop (24 hours per day - we have a NEST that tracks actual data) with an AVERAGE household temperature of 78 (the AC actually doesn't cool down to the anticipated 72 degrees). 

That approach reeks of "eraser math" - paying more attention to favorable data and less to unfavorable.First and foremost, comps need to be realistic. 

Seems like you use many bank accounts to segregate financial data for your rental business.

Looks like it has data on about 140 AirBNB's in the area that you can get detailed data for about $30. 

The Houston Association of Realtors have made a multi-year agreement with Remine, who provides data and analytics to its clients, as announced by the firms on Thursday.

Auction.com and Xome.com are ok, as is Foreclosure.com, but compared to off-market, you are late to the party on all of these.There are several companies that provide off-market data like Rebo Gateway and List Source, but they really only work the most effectively when paired with a corresponding Yellow Letters (or similar) postcard of letter mailing because there are so many records.

@Craig Teeter what data would you want to know in order to better inform your marketing decisions?

I stumbled upon a site not too long ago that gave really great market summaries by city. It showed general demographic info, crime rate, etc and also % of home owners versus renters, appreciation rates, etc.For the li...