We have 30 years of economic data that supports this fact.

Its nice all the data you can find online now on someone.

So, I definitely want to get them into 1st time Home-buyer Entry Level Markets that are not War-Zones.So I've started to comb Wikipedia, http://www.altosresearch.com/ (paid)http://www.neighborhoodscout.com (paid)http://www.bestplaces.net/In search of data, and I'm still learning how to decipher through the data to make it applicable to my investment strategyOnce I get the first of my 2 strategies built solid enough, I want to start participating in note creation/selling.I hope thats enough information, How about yourself?

@j scottI love your idea of the .pdf scan of the check and just type in new data.

RealQuest, Realist, Hains criss cross, Data quick, etc.

The data show that default rates are less correlated with affordability than with how much a property is underwater.

They can help you sort through the data if what you see does not make sense to you.

I don't have the tools, data files, research information and public records at hand to search out the hundreds of possibilities that could exist.

Questions like the condition of the property of all major components, the circumstances for their response to your mailing/call/ad, their level of urgency, loan amounts, what they think the property is worth... based on what data.

As far as data is concerned, you can only get out what is put in, therefore, crap in, crap out.