I have been on that site multiple times but have never seen this data.

Look at this as a data-gathering exercise also.

s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1386366522&sr=1-1&keywords=Private+Real+Estate+Investment%3A+Data+Analysis+and+Decision+Making%3A+Second+editionI haven't read the book yet, so I am not going to endorse it.

I've seen a few duplexes and triplexes that have what seems to be decent cash flow, but at a higher entry price.

A few things that might swing this in favor, in my view.This is a low entry investment.

There are a few therapists, Realtors, Financial Consultants, Pastor and a few Freelancers in the current set-up.My goals:-Renovate the entire space to include a larger kitchen, updated bathrooms, create an open office space for daily renters and add some dedicated desks for those needing monthly space, but not private offices; add a full service print center and an additional conference room and wire for VTC use with screens and projectors; add a Key FOB entry system for 24-7 access and camera system.

Here in Cincinnati we are able to export data from the MLS in .csv format.

The upside to the county sites (sometimes the recorder has useful data, too) is that access is typically free.

I would like to network with professionals, seek advice and help.Something about my background, I am software product manager and really enjoy math and data analysis.

A lot of websites including zillow and trulia have unverifiable and wrong data.