The low rise non elevator buildings are often mostly investor owned have lower HOA usually $200-300 and tend to be much better managed as intelligent investors own them.

I believe it offers valuable market intelligence for anyone in our professional sphere.

Some people are just clueless about money - lack of opportunity to gain financial intelligence and what not.   

What this means is that investor's initial capital contribution is used to artificially inflate cashflow from operations and distributions. 

Would need more info to lend any intelligent answers, such as what class of property is it?

I was working a fulltime intelligence contracting job in Fayetteville and spent 40 hours weekly in my 9-5 and another 30 hours weekly on my wholesaling business.

Now, it is generative AI, so it is has no native intelligence. 

Private sector, sellers ultimately have this data, so this should be an easy thing the Department of Commerce and Labor could fix, I would think, perhaps if companies were incentivized to provide it and it was aggregated to prevent any business intelligence shenanigans (aggregating it is key for it to be representative of what is happening in the economy).

What I desire is making more money using my intelligence.  

People instinctively trust voices that sound human, associating qualities like warmth, reliability, and empathy with them even if they know it’s artificial