People are talking about how this is still a win for Zillow 'because of all of the data they got.'

All of the data that I receive seems to be old. 

Hey @Matiullah Quraishi, check out the Yale Appliance Blog. https://blog.yaleappliance.com...They cover a ton of stuff and use their own repair data (which is extensive) on most name brand appliances.What I would do is see how many factory certified repair companies are in the area.

I was only sharing that as a data point and understand that is not full potential.

Eventually, I would like to get into multifamily properties (small and large) but I want to get more experience under my belt with BRRRR and flipping before adventurIing myself with bigger and more complex projects.For those who are actively investing in DFW, what areas north of Sam Rayburn/DNT are you focusing on?

We've looked into city-data and its just not displaying the answers to the questions we want to ask.

I bought my first home and started house hacking about a year ago now and I'm ready to take the next step, however, I think if I am able, I would like to bypass increasing SFHs in my portfolio and move straight to Apartment Complexes of 6-12 units in the Greater Tampa Bay area or even Orlando/Miami.

@William Coet Hmmm, we need a bit more data here - is this is single family home? 

The Problem: I am struggling to find enough accredited investors to pitch this deal to.The Details: I've been privileged to receive an invitation to join an experienced general partnership working on a student housing complex in Denver - The complex is under contract for $2.8M.

He collects the data and sends it out to hundreds of different lenders.