All I do is digitally sign what they send me and I'm done.With all the above being said, I did want an online way to handle my property management and I couldn't justify the higher prices of the main/usual property management sites and to be honest, I want control of my data, not on someone else's servers.

Ok heres the city data :Feb 94: Sold $9600 (Yes i didnt miss zero here)Feb 05 : Sold $55000May 07: Sold $62500Nov 07: Sold $112000Apr 10: Foreclosure at $125600Apr 11: Sold to current owner (no price mentioned)

the real things you've got to pay attention to are the legal issues, rents in the area (cold hard data), cap rate and cash on cash return, among other things.

.- Non-proprietary data storage.

The appraisal should have given accurate data.

I have all the data to support the fact that this is deemed to be the next boom market in the USA and is the very reason they were built in this area .

I think it would be a really cool (but very difficult and cumbersome) project for someone (@Brandon Turner) to collect operating data from a bunch of landlords and then spit out a matrix like you are talking about.

Experience is a great tool for gathering quality data that can be analyzed and averaged.

Just remember that the reason for listing is getting your property in the MLS database so that the other realtors have access to the data.

I'm not sure how useful the data in that article is.