We have your information in our database and we'll get in touch with you in a couple months once we have a partner that can serve your needs.

You need to pay a service like Core Logic SafeRent that has their employees go make copies of all the filings in the state and input them into a database.

In order to generate leads, you should start putting together a database of motivated sellers(for example: notice of defaults, vacant property, expired listings etc) and then find their contact information and get in touch with them in order to make a cash offer.  

I can't wait until the Siri enabled Avocado appliances come out

Would listsource's database have this and would it be accurate?  

(That may not come up at all, I really don't know) But it should certainly enable you to save aggressively for future investing. 

I would find out what data bases the city maintains for the Department of Buildings and purchase records.

I have a small database that I'm currently focused on expanding and do what I can to keep up with the market but I'm interested in educating myself more on the investment side of things.I do all I can to learn about real estate investing on my own time including listening to the podcast, scouring the forums, reading all of the recommended real estate & business books, connecting/networking with people of importance and I just found ICOR here in Denver.  

Enabling them on these devices creates a noticeable slowdown.

Originally posted by john smith:With sites like Zillow now available to the public, I can see everything for sale and even put together a CMA on my own.If you use sites like Zillow, you'll get all the comps except for the best ones -- the newest ones that haven't hit the site database yet.You also won't get nearly as much information about the property and the condition, thus making it harder to do adjustments.Yes they can, but the question is "Will they?"