I've found some great info such as this -http://sohosandiego.org/histdistricts/historicvalues.pdf -Does anyone have similar data?

Online websites cannot give an accurate value as they do not have the required detail and data to make the proper estimate.

As Rob K. indicated, a pressure test usually precedes setting of a gas meter, so it would have had to pass with no leaks to get a meter.

Gather lots of rental data and get it from sources other than the seller and property management companies.

I have it configured this way because statistically speaking, according to past industry "market testing" you get more conversions when you force signups.

I was looking at a retirement city that has 25% vacancy rate.Here is some other data:-population 21k-population growth 14% (since 2000)-median sales price 129k-year-over-year return -12%-quarter-over-quarter -14%-sales price 5 years ago 192k-2006 sales price 270K-median rent listed 1250$ (-22% change since a year ago)I like the fact that there's definitely room to grow (between 2006 price and current), however I am concerned about 25% vacancy rate and decreasing rents.

Doesn't pass my smell test.

See what a data list company charges per lead for similar criteria.

I have thoroughly enjoyed what the site has to offer and knew I should join and take full advantage of the knowledgeable community already here.I currently work in sales and consulting for a data management and protection company.

I don't see y you would just bid what they tell you and not test it out.