They have data on homes that have already rented, you may be leaving money on the table.

Here's some data: https://www.city-data.com/city...Unemployment is only 4% but 25% of the population lives in poverty.

I run a real estate company that operates in Huntsville, and based on our data, we underwrite a 4–5% vacancy rate in this market.

You don't want to be wasting your time on redfin, searching a general city, that might not even allow STR in an area you're looking at.Also, most investor/agents have access to rental data & projections.

The Austin-Round Rock MSA saw a change in median sale price from $470,000 to $474,990 a month to month increase of $4,990 and an 4% increase from the previous year.The following infographics and data is courtesy of the Austin Board of Realtors:Housing inventory for the MSA saw a slight increase month to month inventory from 3.1 months in September to 3.2 months for October, and a 2.2 months increase over the preceding year.

It is derived from the trends in pending, active and sold listings compared with historical data over the previous four years.

When you present a client your analysis on a potential deal, (A) be VERY clear, clear to the extent of confirming they (the client) understands this disclosure, that (B) your analysis is ONLY to convey the data you were aware of on at time, in an EXAMPLE of an analysis, and NOT to be used as any direction of sole decision maker.

Out of curiosity, where are you pulling this data from?

Or are PropStream lists missing data?

Yeah, difficult data to tabulate.