I am looking for different resources to find data and information on a particular real estate market.

On the flip side, Greenwich/Westport and some other of the wealthiest towns in the country probably can go for $400-500 a sq.Just based off of data online. 

I've had less that a handful of applicants that rebelled.BTW: A Fico score is not a meaningful piece of data, as the applicant can have:public recordsevictionslatescollectionsand you want the DETAILS, not some magic number like 3.1416 (aka Pi)

Alex, the way I listen to the podcast is to download it to my smartphone, then I transfer the podcast to my C Drive on my laptop, that way I can listen to the entire podcast many times with out buffering especially if you are limited to data usage like I am.

Commercial Credit Score Percentile - 67% Financial Stress Score National Percentile - 57% D & B Viability Rating Viability Score 6 Portfolio Comparison 5 Data Depth Indicator D Company Profile R Bankrupcty Found No D & B Rating - DS I can see the percentages but not sure what is considered solid/good/great.

Are you running into some bad data as well?

The local beat cops, whom I've met a few of, also would be very supportive of anyone going in to clean the place up.  

On a separate note has anyone tried tax defaulters data too?

I think you'll find that the data shows that the majority of people go online to find their home.

Honestly, post a craigslist ad, spread word of mouth with everyone you know and call people directly from tax data as you see fit.