Some are looking for their first deal while some others are syndicating apartment complexes.

To your point about having the same baseline info that your realtor does... there are some pretty decent perks that the MLS portal has and access to data if you like to dig into the numbers too, but it's not like it used to be and the Redfins/Zillows are pretty good at getting maybe 70% of the relevant information?

This "B" class apartment complex in downtown Augusta, GA is located in an "A" class neighborhood, just waiting for some value-add TLC!

I understand all of the coastal towns & who their guests are, more importantly, compare data on all of these markets to help you decide which town is the best spot for your home.

They have access to the MLS and can pull historical data easily.

Also, we are dealing with single family homes and not large multi-family complexes.

The last chart the CMHC released is 2019 so the data needs to be updated but for Edmonton this amount is $66,600 and Calgary is $69,500. 

I used to use an agent's website that pulled the info directly from the MLS, but they updated their website and the new site doesn't have that data displayed anymore. 

Does anyone know if we could pull the Quickbooks data into Quicken?

The property is a townhouse in a strata complex and I have worries around if this is a good option for my first property.