From the city-data maps I've looked at, west Philly and pockets of north Philly are the places to avoid but I could be wrong.

I have kept both the hard copy as well as the soft copy and the best part is I have it all in the cloud based platform where in there is no risk of data loss.

However I have been doing some market data posts on the blog to put some strong local keywords out there without stuffing them in there.  

I've come to notice that every piece of data in the newspapers are on websites like foreclosure.com already and it makes the morning paper look like old news.

I suspect census.gov has some data that would help sort markets with high rents and low values but have not found it.

The property has a 600 square foot garage that is attached; it has an entry door to yard and main living area and is insulted and sheetrocked....

Omaha, Nebraska- very solid, long-term businesses-- transportation, Agriculture, financial services - Creighton University, University of Nebraska Omaha-- great schools with graduate programs- Relatively low barrier to entryFargo, ND- programs to bring in business- North Dakota Oil Boom-- Bakken Oil Fields- Strong economy -- diverse SMB businesses - Relatively low $ barrier to entry- low crime rateHow about you? 

However, life may not be good if within the next 3-5 years interest rate soar up above 6%.So that got me to thinking on whether or not there is any reliable data out there on forecasting future interest rates.  

A better way to split this up is to look at tax assessor data.  

I am thinking it would be Essentials because then you can pay bills online, but if your bank has that feature and you can just have all your bank entries downloaded, I am not sure if that is necessary.