It means the prospect asset is outperforming the LT-TAV Index of last performing assets.My question is, what are some good indices and their public sources I could consider in order to (1) make my existing indices rich with market relevant data and (2) validate that indices I’m using are productive for measuring risk profile?

No square footage, no lot size, and odd tax data.

I have the computer tools to do a massive amount of data mining in a short period, the software to crunch the numbers, the drive and the time, but more brains are always better than one.

Technically we are long overdue for a chnage in direction, but I don't see it in the data.

Cassandra, There are a few websites that I use but typically each city has there own specific data.

The Texas A&M Real Estate Center tracks all home sales data for the entire state of Texas on behalf of TREC.

Some RE agents will say there is no value-add from solar but the hard data disagrees. $20k added value for every $1k in savings is what has been proven through looking at thousands of comps throughout the US. $1k in energy savings is roughly equivalent to the production from an average 5kW system so another way of estimating added value from solar would be $4/watt.

You'll have to pull that data from multiple sources.

They do not always show accurate data.

Although the calculator is a great tool, it's only as good as the data we put in.