I found a few threads on researching areas that were basically on where to find data.

However, there is RenterInc, which looks like it's legal and gets data from multiple databases, so there are more chances of getting a result on your applicant.

They'll assign you an escrow officer, and likely set you up with an online data account.

I never get why this method is so low on the priority list.They provide actual data of REAL owners who OWN rentals in the target market.

List services, and property data providers, calculate (estimate) equity using two computer models - value and debt.First you need an estimate of the property value, commonly known as an automated valuation model, or AVM.

we grow our data bases - with these thirsty people!!  

Joe - begin where you are.If you are unprepared or unwilling to pay for data in a format that's more user-friendly, dissect each field, one at a time, to break down its meaning or relevance to what you're looking for.

They farm data for you free of charge.For example.

Data believed correct but not guaranteed.

I need to touch base with them, though, so I'll update the thread if there's been any changes.The FDIC Institution Directory isn't the easiest tool to use, but it has a wealth of data about banks.