Equifax, Experian, Innovis and TransUnion also require a Data Furnisher's or Service Agreement for reporting accounts.

In a nutshell, it is called ZhoutIt and it allows users to both communicate via text without giving their phone number and for users to find services, food, deals, tips, and other local based data via text and mobile app.

Yes, realtors will give sold data information.

Plus, your investor will likely verify the data himself, so if there's anything missing that you don't know about, let him find it...

Keep in mind that the RQ data is only going to be as good as the courthouse data, so if your county takes 3 months to record a deed, it's possible that RQ data will be 3 months behind.

Another question is what are the best ways to build my data base of buyers?

You can also check the tax data base for out of area owners who have bought property in the last year.Also check Craigslist for landlords...call and ask if they're interested in more properties at a great discount.Throw out a few bandit signs around the neighborhood....But the BEST way is to know what your buyers want first, then go out and find it.

I won't foist all of that data on you here. :) Now, I'm going to cruise around the site here and get used to the nav and where everything is.

You will see the site code, more specifically the meta data.

That will generally average enough comps in a neighborhood for reliable data, it indicates an active market and one in demand.