Jeff Something
Where to find various REI related data?
22 October 2007 | 4 replies
It seems like they just post whatever people put in on the start page (and I wasn't able to find a way to look at the data without submitting); I guessed at what rent on our property would be, and a few weeks later when I came back it was one of the data points.
Account Closed
door knocking/ what to say
17 March 2016 | 27 replies
If you are getting your data from public records such as court docs and you haven't pulled them from a commercial list than you will have a viable defense.
Jens Beatty
Anyone using Infusion CRM to track their marketing?
22 June 2010 | 10 replies
The CRM system will take your contracts and the information populated in the fields and merge the data with the click of one button. 30+ pages of sub-to paperwork or short sales packets....all done with one click.
Jason Risley
CA Real estate's 30 yr. average is 9%, what will next 30 be?
17 April 2008 | 5 replies
Median price of a single family home in California These are the numbers, adjusted for inflation in 2000 dollars:2000 $211,5001990$249,800 1980$167,300 1970 $88,700 1960$74,4001950 $57,900 1940$36,700These are the unadjusted values:2000 $211,500 1990 $195,500 1980 $84,5001970$23,100 1960 $15,100 1950 $9,564 1940$3,527As you can see, adjusting for inflation is a fool’s errand, because if the country is in a recession or an inflationary period, it skews the data.
Joshua Dorkin
Google's Street Views
12 October 2008 | 16 replies
Like in a video game.The data is gathered from public space.
Lee Common
Market Vertigo-Long article great read!
14 January 2009 | 0 replies
The latest census data counted 303,824,640 US citizens.
Kinan Humphrey
Raise my fico score
19 February 2010 | 17 replies
Credit repair companies come and go with YOUR most valuable DATA.
Matthew Green
Understanding Zillow?
10 August 2009 | 12 replies
the key to getting good numbers is good data.
Jon Klaus
Real Estate Crash: How's Your City Doing?
27 February 2022 | 9 replies
I wasn't in ATL during the peak, so I don't have a ton of empirical data, but I agree that the parts of ATL that I've been investing in (west surburbs) are down WAY more than 15%.I'm picking up REOs left and right at 20-30% of peak market prices, and even properties in very good condition appear to be down 30-40% the past year or two.