Ask your prospective sponsors how they handle sensitive/personal data.

This makes me doubt all the criminal background screening that comes back as clean as well.I believe that the issue with Maine is that our court data isn't readily accessible online. 

@Erik Sherburne Thats a tough question to answer, it might be best to reach out to a specialist in the area that you invest in as they can provide historical data and possibly help to guide you toward formulating your projection on where the market will end up.

We kind of shrugged it off because this is par for the course at times and we are going to be replacing locks.It wasn’t until we started contacting tenants and plugging in the info from the leases into our system did we realize how chaotic things really are.

At one point, Jay told Phil to just stop contacting him on our behalf.

I don't want to encourage posting in this thread (complaining about moderators is not generally an allowable topic anyway), but you are always free to contact @Mindy Jensen if you have any questions about permissible topics or threads that have been moderated.

I would like to contact MTGLQ about a property that they purchased a year ago, in NJ.

Before you assume your market has peaked, look at the actual data.

Does anybody have a lead on where I can find this data beyond door knocking?

Please contact me if you'd like to let me buy you coffee & get to know you & your business.