Meanwhile, housing data shows buyers are still active—and with rates easing, real estate agents could see more momentum heading into fall.

So I pulled data from 40 properties my team has owned or managed in Florida between 2015 and 2025 — and compared it to Zillow’s Home Value Index.Here’s what I found:Zillow shows Florida homes up roughly 13% per year over the past decade.Our 40-property sample averaged around 15–16% annually, with the top performers hitting 20%+ a year.That extra 3–5% doesn’t sound like much until you realize it compounds.

However, once your license is re-activated you should have access to tools that help you access the data though your broker or local association. 

When it comes to screening, the cheapest report is never the best deal, it’s usually just the cheapest data.

Quote from @Danilo Huamani: The best data is getting a contractor in there and looking at the property to get you numbers..

It is an one of many indicators and I actually used other data on the report more than the score itself.

It’s clear that the rental market is shifting fast, especially in TX and FL where elevated inventory is giving renters more leverage.As investors and property managers, adapting strategy is everything: realistic pricing, solid tenant screening, and proactive marketing make all the difference right now.I’ve been helping clients navigate these exact challenges — turning data into smarter leasing decisions and stronger returns.Let’s connect if you want to position your portfolio for stability and long-term cash flow despite market changes.

I’d like to begin having a data map of what neighborhoods meet my investing criteria. 

Trying to get data/any-all pertinent info on either of these locations.....possibly looking to invest here.

I've used a few data sources and whether or not I stay with a company comes down to quality of data and pricing.