I use an Act database for my contacts.

That should at least give you a ball park, even if you aren't planning on renting to that demographic.I keep a database in excel of all known rents in the area we have houses in.

In my area, code and grass/weed violations lead to the property being placed on the condemned list which is found online on the city's website in pdf format.Also, I can do a name search on the local courts database to find any/all court proceedings free of charge.

This MAY be an isolated move by the Federal Housing Administration, but if it is not (as I suspect), might the profit paradigms which rely on mortgage buyers be in jeopardy?

Yes they access the realtors database but can be 2-4 days behind, and at that price and in this market it's very competitive.

Unlicensed residential mortgage loan origination activity may subject you to sanctions, administrative penalties, and even criminal charges Let me know if you have other questions

I see New Orleans is on the list; I have always thought that would be a good market to own and what a great place to visit.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/25-single...There has been a reason why I've been freezing my B**** off in Toledo for 4 years now heheThe thing is, it has always been a market that is highly rated for cashflow and desirability.We never really "Pushed" any of those stats with our marketing tho.We will send this one through to our database :)Have a great day

They have a database of potential tenants who are looking to rent properties just like yours, and they screen tenants for eviction history, criminal history, credit, employment history, etc., to ensure I get a good tenant in place, as quickly as possible.  

We have your information in our database and we'll get in touch with you in a couple months once we have a partner that can serve your needs.

You need to pay a service like Core Logic SafeRent that has their employees go make copies of all the filings in the state and input them into a database.