Have you tried positioning yourself as the data guy who shares insights rather than just another lead gen service?

This is not for large corporate entities that own* your data.

NAR pulled their data on ADU valuations yesterday on the premise of the data being old.  

Don't get me started on emailing confidential data, Natalie.

Instead of the original February 6 release, the data is now scheduled for February 11.Why this matters: That delay means markets — and the Fed — are temporarily flying with incomplete information, putting more weight on private data like ADP and alternative labor trackers.Private Payroll Growth Disappoints in JanuaryPrivate-sector hiring slowed again in January, with just 22,000 jobs added, according to ADP — less than half of expectations.Small businesses: flat hiringMid-sized firms: +41,000 jobsLarge employers: –18,000 jobsJob gains were narrowly concentrated:Education & health services: +74,000Business & professional services: –57,000Wage growth still favors job switchers:Job switchers: +6.4%Job stayers: +4.5%What’s the bottom line?

✔ Clean data✔ Multi-touch outreach✔ CRM tracking✔ 90-day follow-up cyclesWhat would you add?

Over the last little while, I’ve been working on a tool for myself that takes a property address and some basic financing terms, pulls in data (schools, crime, rents, comps, etc.), and then runs the numbers for investment metrics like IRR, cap rate, cash flow, DSCR into a simple 10-year view with a rough Buy  / Pass style recommendation.

I'd add one more thing for first-time OOS buyers specifically: before you even think about unit count or financing structure, make sure the listing data actually matches public records.I've seen a duplex where the listing showed 3 bed / 1 bath per unit but county records said something different — with an entire bathroom that doesn't exist in any public record.

That's the kind of nuance you can't get from data alone.

s question on the local data for investors.