Secondly, although you can find some of the info MPP provides online for free, it allows for it's users to access all the necessary/needed data in one easy to find place. 

Propstream, like any other data provider or software, is a computer program that uses and 'interprets' data to help users build lists. 

the data speaks for itself.Feel free to reach out anytime and best of luck whatever you decide.  

One of the problems with sites like Rentometer is that it only collects rent data from public websites.

If you do, then there's good data that shows that you'll be able to retire for life, taking out an annual spending budget of (4%) from your saved money annually.

"If you torture data/numbers long enough they'll tell you whatever you want them to."

Here are a few resources that might help:1) "The Data is In: These Are the Best Cities for Rental Investing"https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/cities-re...2) I put them all in a maphttps://goo.gl/28ZqKQCopy short URL

Without more info on the property it's hard to say what they should be but the fact that they are not there says something about whoever is presenting the data.

If anyone has this data for their market place, I would love to see it.http://www.flexmls.com/link.html?

If the laws become pro-regulated and does not affect 2 to 4 Family buildings, I win because my buildings will appreciation tremendously.If the laws become pro-regulated and DOES affect 2 to 4 Family buildings, I lose a bit of Value in my Property Portfolio but I win because I expand my Property Management Business tremendously.If the current laws do not change OR if it becomes more Landlord friendly, then I expand my current Portfolio.I like to encourage Investors to think of their Investments as more of an Investment VEHICLE.When you drive your Vehicle, if you stare at the Rare View Mirror (meaning past data) too long, you will crash your Vehicle.If you stare out the side view (the current data such as today's cash flow) too long, you will crash your Investment Vehicle.HOWEVER, if you look through the front windshield almost ALL the time, you will be able to see the signs that the BRIDGE IS OUT before you drive into the River.