It is always very satisfying to know that my 2 cents helped somebody or just made them smile.I try to reciprocate as much as I can by voting on posts that I find as helpful, informative, those that give me a chuckle and others that are just laugh out loud funny whenever I find them....whether I know the poster or not and whether they have ever voted for one of my posts or not.Having said that, it seems rather difficult to actually find the statistics on who voted for one of my posts in my profile data since I do not usually save the email notification.I have not found a way to find out who I voted for or what post or thread it was in unless I really spend some time trying to backtrack to find out that info.Is there a way to put these two bits of info at our fingertips within our profiles?

In addition to that, we've put up about 60 bandit signs throughout our target location, setup a lead generation website, and are now compiling data for different types of niches for our DM efforts.

We listen closely to our investors, who requested this type of feedback as early as possible. iFunding agrees that it is early for crowdfunders' data.

My question is how does/has everyone handled this "barrier to entry" for someone starting off. 

I Found a website www.homegain.com there you can look at Demographic and Housing Market Data (examples below).

Derek - thanks for the info - i will send you an email offline. btw, can u point me to the data referencing the fact that IN is running some % under what it really should be in terms of real estate prices?

I'd like to know where we can find such data on any city.

Then the new one popped up, carcasherdotcom seocontest Thats my entry. it's kind of an ingenius idea for the company (carcasher.com) to build up exposure for themselves...

For investors, the ablity to accuratly read market data and sales comps or to understand the ends and outs of several different loan programs (and how they can work for the different investment situations) are absolutely necessary for surviving in this business.

For example: Realtytrac has a great data base for pre-FC'd homes, but what makes one home better than the next.