What you don't get usually is data validation.

I connect my accounts to ease the data entry work.

@Edward CallawayOne way of beginning to gain an understanding of your market it by looking at the relevant data. 

We are building a software that tracks data.

I haven't needed that personally, because I invest in my home town (happens to be Des Moines) so I have an anecdotal understanding of the crime rates in the neighborhoods, but never thought about getting real data around it. 

“If I am considering a property, will you provide estimated rent and time-to-rent based on the MLS data plus a video or photos?”

I don't have the data really to support it but In my mind we have the most diverse economy in the country.  

Interview some property managers in the area.Interview/partner with some contractors on some quick tips and tricks to save your clients money on their next renovation.STR's are huge right now, you could get the AirDNA data for your area and analyze a couple deals that way on camera to see if they work.Hope those help you get started!

Most cities track vacancy rates, so I would use that as a starting data point.

Data analysis, storytelling, and sales are my strengths.