“Cash buyers” is usually code for experienced investor.

It gives you a number of absentee owners or whatever by zip code.

Also, you can go to listsource.com to do a reverse lookup on hot zip codes that have 100% equity in the last 12 months and you will see cash buyers there as well.

We were referred to a turnkey property management company that mostly sells properties in 35810 zip code.

Hello all, I am researching a property in Dayton zip code 45410. 

Another great tool for this type of data, is call your insurance company, they have very advanced stats on every zip code and down to the street, they will tell you exactly what you need to know. 

PM for us small guys is a tough go...if you own less than 30-units (example), you won't receive the attention of the larger or institutional investors...Columbus was just named top real estate market in the country...things are jumping here...most PM's won't even enter zip codes they perceive as risky or not worth their time because they don't have to...they can set their own fees now, but it's breeding competition...as the market peaks here and out-of-state dollars continue to roll in, you'll see a few companies emerge with more competitive rates...the alternative is to leverage technology and self-manage...Aside from that, it's just a matter of vetting the 200 PM companies in town until you find the right one.

Likewise, some lenders will not lend in Detroit (i.e. they will make the loan terms very unattractive) but will jump to lend in Metro Detroit... and I mean literally across the street from Mack, Alter, 8 Mile, etc.

Whether it is age, zip code, size, materials, and the list goes on, they all contribute to the overall rate.

If you have coding knowledge you can automate it.