It includes, among other things, a comprehensive map of the Cleveland area, grading each area from A+ down to F, with a consistent, objective and transparent methodology using publicly available data.

1) I have done a 203k rehab for a client, and HUD does a comprehensive background check.

Ask them to tell you how many folks in their household, if they have pets, etc in your ad.  

There is a lot of value to a PRO membership; you can find the benefits at http://www.biggerpockets.com/proI think that perhaps I need to work with Brandon Turner to put together a comprehensive blog post to outline the perks behind the perks.....

Also, if you haven't done so already, check out my book published by the BiggerPockets that is a comprehensive guide to finding and finding a PML safely and securely.

It’s gaining more attention from market watchers and is considered more comprehensive data.

Compare household income or net worth in Massachusetts or New Hampshire to North or South Carolina.  

I calculate a good positive cash flow and figure the income coming into the household through my parents could save thousands in taxes while buoying my parents future financial success, especially if we sell our primary home at retirement and they live on their own again.

At a minimum, I need to pull out a few homes into separate LLCs but I think it would be best for me to have a comprehensive plan that involves both tax liability and asset protection strategies. 

You can find Cost of Living info, school info, community overview, median household size/age/income, climate info, crime info, population growth by percentage, school test results, fair market rents..Massive amounts of School Specific Info can be found HEREAlso be sure to check the "County Details Links" to check out more stuff about the properties/areas..Good Luck!!