Quote from @Kieron Osullivan: Quote from @Hana Kooker: Hey everyone,I’ve been working on building software to automate the process of collecting and organizing data from public records searches and maintains a database of real estate wholesaling leads. 

Most importantly, what I would like to be able to do is run "initial analysis" on all the addresses in the excel dataset, such as compiling comps based on customized parameters on every address in the database for example, giving me a snap shot of the ARV for all properties in the targeted area.

Quote from @Morgan Leiviska: How I would build this database for you would be to connect with people at local meetups that you find.

CLUE, managed by LexisNexis, is a database that tracks claims history, which insurers use for rating and underwriting policies.

They also don’t verify identity, making it easier for applicants to use false information.A more thorough screening process goes beyond a quick database pull.

I'm planning on exploring the market analysis database that BP seems to have next.

@Hunter Hanlon Taylor Most property data base sites have them.

We have simple water meters that automatically log to a cloud database and generate a water bill directly to the tenant.

It will update your database weekly and clear out sold properties and much more.For follow up and appointment setting, I’m biased as I’m he owner, but hands down, RiverX AI has been a game changer for us and our clients.

If so, do you advise that i pay for a class to learn how to do it and use their database or do you advise that I learn on my own?