I can explain in more detail what we’re doing and why we need support - it is just too complex to explain in a forum post. 

Hi all, Interesting data from Bright:Demand for homes in the Philadelphia MLS market area rose 10 percent in April based on the latest Bright MLS | T3 Home Demand Index.

Originally posted by @Joe Splitrock:Your state is doing well because they followed the data instead of reacting to whatever "facts" were blowing in the wind that day.

Good morning,Looking to acquire a 5 unit complex.

Thanks Joe, I agree that the profession has many complexities. 

@Lynn Currie It depends on the system, for me, I was fine just taking the booking data and creating a calendar entry with the data that then fed everything downstream, however the more complex integration I did, was using iGMS as a listing aggregator then used their API to feed the booking details to Zapier and parsed it out to the calendar and other downstream pieces.   

With this combination, you can cover any financial questions with the mortgage broker and any neighborhood, data, comps, questions with the agent.As a buyer remember it costs nothing to use an agent, the cost is incurred by the seller.

Data is expensive, the software is expensive, labor is expensive.

Real estate, investing and banking is extremely complex.

Use Zillow and rentometer.com to get data and analyze a few from your home to see what type if returns there are.If these meet your investment criteria then start looking in person.