It's working very well and lately I'm gathering over 1000 views per month.1.

If it's in a cookie cutter neighborhood with lots of sales you can get a really accurate price this way.

A lot of in the info is local but there are still some great investment knowledge to gather!

And I've heard there is legislation being proposed to require more accurate disclosures but that could take time to pass and implement.

I think @Jd Martin nailed it.A "rule of thumb" is defined as "a useful principle having wide application but not intended to be strictly accurate or reliable in every situation.As a rule of thumb, I like apples.

I don't have enough information to price note accurately.

Appraise it accurately, instead of taking the easy path.  

There is a location where like minded investors gather in Lake Forest, California every month that you should check out.If you would like to chat before then and talk about investing let me know.

-I'm sure there are a lot more, but like I said, I don't live up there, I don't have any property up there, this is just the preliminary findings I could gather.

As far as pricing the lots to sell, what kind of pricing model can I follow to get an accurate idea of value?