This happens after looking at the viability of the project and your resume.D&B, Experian, and Equifax all keep credit data on your company.

The data fed into the algorithm is based on public record.

Looking forward to absorbing data and contributing when I can.

I send them all the requested data only to get phone calls and emails a couple days ago.

If the main role of the employees is collecting data you may even want to consider something as simple as google forms.

And since it's free, public data I don't see anything wrong with doing it.I just wasted a lot of time texting/meeting with someone when a simple search of the clerk of courts websites would have revealed they had a conviction for writing bad checks.

So far things are looking good.I've analyzed the heck out of the financial data and I'm pretty comfortable with it.

There's where I track my leads on a regular basis as far as conversations about the property, where they currently stand, what phase I'm in, whether I need to send another letter or whatever.What I'd like to do is have a new workspace for properties that I currently own and am either flipping or holding and continue to add notes, photos, data, etc. 

My plan is to spread this data for about 15 different metro areas and compare the results.  

This is not exactly a total data population that I can derive any industry publishable stats.