I wonder if there is data out there to show history on 2/2 rent and turnover trends and who would have it?

I just bought a multifamily as a house hack and one useful thing my agent did was get billing data from the utility companies for a time period when the property was fully occupied.

Sort the data by population growth.  

Jason,From what I have seen, neighborhoodscout.com is an accurate site for looking up demographic data for an initial comparison of smaller chucks of a city.Also, Julie Aue Elementary, and Health Careers HS are in radically different parts of town. 

I wouldn't put a ton of weight on active listing, short of this data telling you what homes are not selling for.

Whether it’s based on actual claim and financial impact data, or a bias against certain breeds, anything that can void a policy opens the policy holder up to losing everything.

I've been using city data for diligence but have not been able to find a breakdown of largest employers for the markets I am looking into.Best,Chudi

@Keith MeyerI understand where you’re coming from, it’s a lot of data to sift through!

Data!

Join Ancestry for their free 14 days trial and they have those data, if they died in 2014 or before.