I'm guessing there is data to support disproportionate use by tenants compared to owner occupants. 

I use a self designed Software program (not for sale) to do all my analysis data compiling.  

In addition to regional market data, which is sometimes dated, this site has local lawyers, accountants, and agents you can call to get a better idea of the markets.

I am always interested in data or personal accounts from others out in the trenches.One anecdotal tidbit I can share...last week I worked with two buyers buying in SE Bakersfield that are commuting to Los Angles.  

I am a Business Analyst/Data Scientist by profession but new to real estate investing.

IMO the data is pretty mixed right now for Bakersfield.  

There are data sites that are tracking which areas are better for renters and which are better for owners.

Hey @Pedro Oliva - hopefully others can jump in too, but I'll just say - the calculators are accurate, to the best of our knowledge, but only so far as the data you enter.

Sometimes the banks may have data for previous sales which you may want to look at to see what the average % of ARV they sold for.

Hello all,I am an out of town investor that is compiling market data for Denton and Tarrant Counties, (TEXAS).I need DOM data, but this is one thing that cannot be found online in Texas and requires somebody with MLS access.