However, printing out your data can entail many pages, and if not, can you print out information you need for just one property at a time? 

I'm thinking of trying to get short sales and I remember being told that the companies don't sell that data anymore, but I've heard recently that the law has changed and that they get can it from the credit bureaus again.I'm thinking of getting around 5,000 leads and mailing them 3x. 

we run 2 REIC clubs in Southern Calif.we teach / train  - learn to embrace the competition - they truly are allies - they go into our network data base -we touch them 2 times per week via emailWe get a lot of deals from our like minded investors (competition) how??

I came across this site that offers great general insight into the US rental market in larger cities. https://livelovely.com/reports/q32014It has value but not enough to get what I call Level 2 or Level 1 data - the information most like and in proximity to the subject.

It doesn't make sense because there's key data that's missing.

I have no data on individual landlord use.

The financial industry, at least the traditional large financial industry, wants to see a lot of data and be able to ascertain with reasonable certainty your long term delinquent rent rates, eviction rates, fees, rent increases, operating costs, and your (or your company's) personal financial picture and stability.

Sellers need to remove themselves from the emotions of the home, this goes for investors as well.Before a seller puts thier home on the market, they need to do the research, either themselves or by having a local Realtor in the area do it for them (which will also get you the most accurate data).

Market statistics, building comparables/neighborhood comparables, buying/selling trends, recent contract data are available within the hour in most cases.9) A good agent can provide information and response 16 hours a day.

If so, your Agent should be able to access the Rental Data for local area.