We have the worlds biggest data center being built here, amazon just moved in, the air force base just recieved a contract bringing in 50-80000 airmen etc. properties on the same street are selling for 80$ a sqft and 170$ a sq ft. it's a good time to be buying with the massive growth this area will be seeing over the next 5 years. potentially doubling our population.Thats why i am looking for help finding the best strategy during this time. 

How do I go about pulling these lists that include the data I'm looking for:  Older, 5+ bed homes, ADU's, absentee/vacant owners?

It might feel a bit old school, but it works.Another thing we’ve been testing lately is Facebook Ads.

I believe tourism is down nationwide but if you look at micro data there are those that weather it better than others. 

I told them that he passed my screen test as well, so it's my fault too.

Effectively, there is no such thing as data security anymore.

They have access to nationwide data, market comps, list builders, skip tracing, etc.

Philadelphia is a market where investors can perform quite well with proper market understanding but can also be a market where investors suffer big losses relying on bad data.

And you're so right — while the data gives a helpful big-picture view, there’s always a deeper story when it comes to individual circumstances.

Data indicates a 35% year-over-year increase in institutional acquisitions, though from a small base representing only 10% of total distressed property transactions.