Another great source of information is individual blogs found in peoples signatures.

Another great source of information is individual blogs found in peoples signatures.

They claim to have good data, but some of what you are talking about might not be available more often than the 10 year census so make sure to check the data sources.

So apart from searching BP for investors in your area, how about drive-by's - even contractors (especially those doing reno's) can be a valuable source of information about local investors they know of or have worked for.Hows about dropping into your local Title Co, not a BP resource, but I'll bet they'll be aware of investors who buy from them on a "regular" basis (whatever 'regular" may be in your location).Good luck.

If not, anyone know a cleaner data source I could tap into for this kind of research?

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Another great source of information is individual blogs found in peoples signatures.

Another great source of information is individual blogs found in peoples signatures.

This might be  a silly / stupid question but I'm going to ask it anyway, because frankly, I just don't know the answer.In the area that I'm looking for a rental property, using Zillow as the source, the property tax info is listed, and the SEV value is lower than half the selling price. 

Hi Does anyone know of a good source to get education & info on multi-family investing?