Hi All,I'm a long-distance investor and a foreign citizen with several rentals in Cleveland and Florida.lately, I was looking to extract some equity from my estate to roll it over to more properties by utilizing the known BRRRR method.I'm looking for a comprehensive data source to get me started and get the bits and bytes of this operation, mainly the financing aspect and a list of recommended borrowers to touch base with. 

most people are not that lucky and few can time the market. the point is, especially if you are house hacking a MF ensure that the place cash flows (may not in DC?)

The value contribution indicated is based on a survey of real estate agents and is not actually based on anything quantified from market data. 

Being able to correctly analyze a deal is entirely dependent on the data being accurate.  

I started this project hoping i could efficiently review the most amount of properties in order to maximize the potential investment options to bid at auction....this is what I have so far.First thing i did was to create the listings, I matched the properties been auctioned with their corresponding pics and the property specs (rooms, size, floors etc.).Second, for each property I automated the data collection process from public records and created a report with: Foreclosure info, owner info, taxes data, liens including mortgages , satisfaction of mortgages,  assigments, violations and permits and court dockets.This data is updated daily to capture new filings (specially the dockets to capture bk and motions to cancel sales)Now that i have the data i can apply my personal "preferences" to go through the report and in a few minutes discard  properties that have certain attributes I "dislike". 

What is taking so long is that I don't know where to find the most recent, accurate data.

You should hire an attorney to ensure it's done properly.

Now if I am doing a flip, then I need to be very concerned about this data, as it affects my hold time and after repaired value. 

As a bird dog, how can I ensure that the wholesaler/investor I am bringing deals to, are not taking them for themselves and not paying a fee to myself once I bring them the deal? 

I've found when it comes to content, it's best to have a balance between having some structure, and then also leaving some room open to make non-planned posts based on the data you have from your last posts (what did people respond positively to in your previous posts that they'd like to see more of?).