I’d recommend starting with AirDNA for solid short-term rental data like occupancy, ADR, and revenue estimates.

I’ve been wanting to pull the plug and dive into real estate for the past 3 years now and finally got the courage around March to go look at some properties.

There are many ways to get started, with several strategies to choose from.If you’re interested in outbound marketing, such as emailing, texting, or calling, I’m happy to share some information on how to get quality data and reach out to potential sellers effectively.If you’d rather explore inbound approaches, I can share some details on how to set that up too.Feel free to reach out, and I can share what worked for me!

Quote from @Adam McLean: Hi there,Finally turning my 1930 east austin bungalow and primary residence into my first rental property.Any recommendations on how to set up bank accounts to deal with rent and security deposit?

Like an independent party with on-demand loan data availability for myself and borrowers.

May I ask a few things, it will help with my data:1.

Build buyers first by calling active flippers and PMs to get their exact buy box; use free/low‑cost tools like Google Voice, Google Sheets or Notion for CRM, Zillow public records plus trial data tools for skip tracing, and DocuSign with an attorney‑reviewed assignment.

Feel free to message me directly if you’d like more insight into how to access more complete screening data.

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

Translation: Prices are still inching up, but buyers finally have room to breathe again.Inventory has risen by about 20 – 30 % over the last year, and average days on market are stretching toward the 90-day mark.