But you should be able to get a lot of data from zillow and such.

And who also knows how to pull zip-code demographics, crime statistics, and other relevant data about a given neighborhood to help you make the best possible investing decision?

Go on Redfin or Realtor or some site that actually pulls the data from our MLS.

Originally posted by Account Closed:@Troy Fisher Credit scores don't mean anything, and a landlord should look at the overall credit report and when you used Trans Union, you will miss a lot of data. 

This is challenging because too many categories will make sorting difficult, but to vague of categories won't be much of an aid either.I'm also looking for help in actually categorizing the 1400 entries. 

Simply go to Zillow, type in an address and you will get appreciation and depreciation data per address, zip, and city.

It will also provide you more accurate data to use in your Cash Flow analysis (Loan limit, interest rate, term length).Hope this helps

These may be ok to post because they are to the SECs site.Madyson Equity Group, LPReal Estate Acquisition – Multifamily, office, single family, and senior livinghttps://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1672461/000147793217000476/madyson_posam.htmUnited Group Fund, Inc.

What data and platforms are you using?

It could be that they didn't have the contract to back the deposit out of the down payment or someone just forgot to subtract it when they were doing the data entry.