Besides, given your prior experience, you would probably do very will at the entry level (under $100k, purchase and rehab) flip game.My (conservative) view is not a popular one here on BP.

Thank you all for taking the time to read my post and if anybody has any questions or is in the area of Montgomery/Bucks/Philadelphia and would like to meet up and talk business or would like some information on comp data or available properties please let me know!.

What you are wanting to buy and expectations come into play.SFR houses here entry level are way overheated.In the current cycle commercial is where a good yield is at in ATL.

There may be a way to legally and ethically hide this information (what you paid for it), but it may take it several weeks for the data to populate through and for Zillow to update.  

Most of the searches are basic criminal with a credit score but some look for other data.

I am going to be upfront in saying that I am likely going to be demanding in terms of information/data gathering as this is generally my nature of doing business.

I vault from 8' wall plates to 9' in entry, living, kitchen and dining.

If you are concerned about crime, get data.

I use classic entries (http://www.classicentries.com/) for all of my door hardware.  

I am definitely still learning how to do the diligence necessary to call a deal "good", and I have also been wondering if software like this exists.Ideally, I'd love to have a tool that could be almost completely comprehensive: Comps (with photos), nearby rental details, craigslist searches, very rough calculations of things like CoC and NOI, etc..I know sites like Zillow give you some of this data, but it's obviously only one source.