I typically go back at least 40 years or 3 transfers, which ever is longer.

I believe the license is worth it's cost just for access to the MLS and the data on solds and comps.

It occurred to me a few years ago that my job in law enforcement was giving me skills that might transfer to rental investing.

There are a lot of things to consider of course but generally speaking, do you guys use software from websites like zilpy.com or do you just make some phone calls, gather data, and put it all together to get your stats?  

Originally posted by @Claudette Attride:Zuzana:There is Homeunion that lists all properties with some great information.I will send you the exact area of the site directly to you which deals with what you need; last time I put in a link in my reply I was flagged.Claudette Thank you for the mention Claudette, however, we (HomeUnion), isn't in Miami at this point so you wouldn't find the desired data on our site.

We will use the Series LLC  as sub-LLCs so that each property can be transferred to it's own Series LLC and live as long as the asset is owned. 

There is simply no substitute for unfiltered real time data from the people who are causing the trends.

@Stephanie Garcia Thank you, this deal was a wholesale deal so there wasn't much funding we had to come up with besides marketing and other related cost.When I first met my mentor, I think he agreed to mentor me more so because he saw that I was young and ambitious, yet I wanted to make our relationship mutually beneficial so especially early on I did various task for him such as: data input, deal analysis, research,etc.

The borrower did not transfer ownership to her.

Other info can be free online info, subscription info (skip trace data) and offline public records.