This link is how to use Mail Merge, the built in feature to Microsoft Word.https://support.office.com/en-sg/article/Use-mail-...With a list I purchased from Listsource.com, or you can use any list you create in Excel, I merge the data to fill fields in my Word doc.I will check out Kall 8, Vumber has a couple features I like.

Unfortunately I don't have older data, so it doesn't tell as compelling a story as when these buildings hit end-of-lifecycle issues as our 1980's development has.As you can see the trend lines are separating with the single families appreciating faster even with the recession.  

What data source are you using for your comps?

That's not new or due to DF, while it matters where you obtain the data, economies or areas, 20% of applicants walking into a lender asking for money usually don't get it, that norm was existing before DF, sometimes higher depending on rates.

Lastly, if the software could handle bulk data loads from a spreadsheet, that would be awesome.Anyone on BP have any ideas?

These prices are taken straight from the MLS data for those years.That lot appreciation is obviously unmatched in terms of return, almost four times your money back over fifteen years for a small initial investment without you having to do much of anything.

I'm sure they have their reasons, perhaps due to data feed licensing issues?

Interesting data, but largely irrelevant.  

From wsj.com  lots of data on margin investing etc.  

The article asserts that the vacancy rate for Adams County apartments sandwiched between East Colfax Avenue to the south and I-70 to the north currently sits at an unheard of 0%, according to data collected by the Apartment Association of Metro Denver.No Vacancy?