Send it to your mail provider and they will do all the work to get the data on your letters and envelopes. 

The only reason why you need the school is to pass the test, you won't use 90% of what you learn.

The majority of tenants are fine people; but the pros are getting really slick, the Internet and tenant activists will test us all.

If the companies you are dealing with have experienced track records of success, they should be able to provide plenty of data.

Down-payments, savings $$, down-payments lost and significantly reduced.The first leg of RE to get hit is the entire REIT sector (except data centers and cell towers). 

Sounds to me like they are testing the waters.

Also, the data online was very unreliable, and there were still a bunch of houses that were for sale that weren't listed online.I don't know what the data is, but on the ground millennials are pushing back against the traditional agent in my opinion.  

Im not a big proponent of cloud based services as you simply dont have control of YOUR data (and Rentec is cloud).

Call 5 property management companies and get actually data to input for vacancy rates and expense ratios and management fees.

So long as you can support the payroll data with documentation and you certify honesty; and subsequently use the funds to continue paying your employees, the same amount you are listing on the application, then your loans will be forgiven.