I paid extra to get a copy of the study books as well as the online content.

If you have (personal) historical data, the process is much faster than having to start from scratch.

I am sure my app could be tooled for any market that provides downloadable data as well if you are interested.

Found my resources through them, and also did a lot of my research...Great way to look at MLS data.

I have not read the report.He is one of the few good our there that seems to present data without spin or bias.He was one of the few that was saying real estate was dangerously high in 2005 and 2006.

We've put a 60-day notice in our leases for the last few years as we prefer the extra time to prepare for a turnover.

So I would suggest that you should keep on calling sellers back and or make a bigger data base of distress sellers.

But since we also got to a point where most investors are waiving inspections or else you don't stand a chance...It boils down to other factors, like if you are using a buyer agent which cuts out 1/2 of the LA's commission, or like Patrick stated above, offering extra cash for closing, or high EMD etc...

I'm looking to perform a economic/demographic analysis as part of the report and am looking for help acquiring data.

@Christopher Dumelle, I honestly tracked it for two reasons...primarily to make it feel like I was a little bigger player =) but too I am a data junkie (being in IT and all).