Hey BP team - I'm wondering where most you get your market data when you are looking at market trends, prices, growth, etc.Do you pay for it?

@Nick Marie consider mining the data that is publicly available.  

I have a serious passion for analyzing data that could easily be put to use for someone with a database... or I can help you determine what kind of data points you should be recording in order to learn more from your business.Or are you a newbie who wants someone to keep them accountable (think gym partner)?

Is that the Data Universe site, or something else?

NeighborhoodScout's data show that during the latest twelve months, Milwaukee's appreciation rate, at 4.48%, has been at or slightly above the national average."

Valuation is very subjective and the same data could produce valuations that are 20-30% apart.

Zillow is displacing the MLS, they aggregate a HUGE amount of data and show it to you in a nice pretty view.  

@Michael SokolskiHere are a few links that might be helpful: Melissa Data http://www.melissadata.com/lookups/you can find demographics of areas. 

It seems fairly common (I wish it wasn't) for a pro-forma to be built to create an asking price instead of actual, historic, T12 data.  

Really need additional data to make a better evaluation.  5 Br/2 Ba SFR for only $24K???