Where do you guys turn for high quality data?

My objective is to identify great potential 2-4 multifamily properties, what questions would you ask Mashvisor if they tell that they do not list lots of 2-4 MF deals, how does affect their tool in finding and analyzing deals through out state of CT, and how can you verify that their data is correct when analyzing multifamily properties

Obviously this is just a guess and not actual data but I would tend to agree that the majority do violate laws, especially today since many of the laws have been added.

My first thoughts were as follows - 1) to do a 10k a month letter/postcard campaign to targeted data sets that I craft personally using buying criteria (geographic location, equity %, price range, etc.) that I supply personally.

Where do you tend to source this data?

The zip code data that is available for free is very limited and not sure which one would even give me what I wanted.

You can get camera systems that don't require it, but then you have to go to the building to get the data if something happens.

This is the best way to get good data.

We're only in our third week of using the VA/Dialer setup, so I'll have to continue to monitor the data.

That's a super interesting data analysis you've found @Carlos Ptriawan, and it really states an argument in and of itself that housing price is NOT all that crazy inflated, given a 5-6% annual appreciation rate, that's not a crazy # at all, it's just that we compressed the realization of all that into a very short window.